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African Literature Revisited
After my post Genre Kryptonite: African Literature, I was floored with feedback and wanted to follow … Read the full post
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GENRE KRYPTONITE is a regular feature about genres we have an inexplicable weak spot for. Check out previous entries here.
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Genre Kryptonite: African Literature
I never thought I would call African Literature “my jam!” but I had an outstanding teacher. As … Read the full post
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Genre Kryptonite: The Modern Gothic
This is a guest post from Jeanette Solomon. Jeanette lives in a world made of words. She has an MA … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Metafictional Children’s Literature
This is a guest post by Minh Le. Minh works in early childhood policy and helped design 826DC‘s … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Books About Libraries
This is a guest post from Jonathan Streeter. Jonathan is a husband, the father of three young children, … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Christian Spiritual Memoirs
Kate Scott blogs about books at ParchmentGirl.com and is a reviewer for The Vessel Project. Follow … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Hard Sci-Fi, The Ultimate “Howdunit”
This is a guest post by Mike Sowden. Mike is an English travel writer and storytelling consultant, … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Novels by Poets
This is a guest post from Sean Bell. Sean s a Scots-Irish-Armenian writer based in Edinburgh. His … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: LGBT Young Adult Novels
This is a guest post by Jill Guccini. Jill is an educator and writer living in Portland, Oregon with … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Ruritanian Romances
This is a guest post from Tasha Brandstatter. Tasha is an art historian and freelance writer who … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Publishing Satires
This is a guest post from Andrew Shaffer. Andrew is the author of “Literary Rogues,” … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Science Fiction Takes on the Entertainment Industry
This is a guest post by Derek Attig. Derek is a graduate student in History at the University of … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Badass Female Revenge Thrillers
This is a guest post by Rachel Smalter Hall. Rachel grew up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in a family of … Read the full post
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Genre Kryptonite: Novels of Female Friendship
This is a guest post by our current Rioter in Residence, Kevin Smokler. Kevin is the author of forthcoming … Read the full post
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Genre Kryptonite: Graphic Memoirs
I love to read memoirs, but the one subgenre, if you will, that I tend to avoid is the dysfunctional … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Religious Fiction
This is a guest post by Preeti Chhibber. Preeti is a social media wizard for Scholastic Book Clubs. … Read the full post
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Genre Kryptonite: Nuns & Priests
Greg’s recent post about catholicism in literature jarred me into a heretofore unknown realization: … Read the full post
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Genre Kryptonite: Dysfunctional Families (Under-the-Radar Edition)
Jami Attenberg’s The Middlesteins, a heartbreaking(ly wonderful) story about a dysfunctional … Read the full post
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The Whites of Their Eyes: 3 Books of War History
Day breaks in backwoods countryside, a landscape of shallow ravines, creeks and ponds, peach and cherry … Read the full post
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Genre Kryptonite: Tortured Artists and the People Who Love Them
I tend to hardcore eye-roll when a novel is about a novelist and a screenplay features a screenwriter … Read the full post
