Having loved books since the age of four, Mya is a writer and poet who looks to explore the complexities of life through language. They attend Barnard College of Columbia University with their kitten, Ramen. Their reviews of independent literature can be found at Foreword Reviews. When they aren't writing or reading, they're playing video games with strong female characters. Twitter: @literallymya Blog: messmiah.wordpress.com
As a college student has to leave college early due to COVID-19, they reflect on the most important aspect of their academic career: the college library.
The ZORA Canon is the definitive selection of masterwork writing by African American women authors, compiled by the ZORA team in 2020.
Graphic memoirs for young readers allow children to connect, understand, and experience stories by those like and unlike them, fostering greater empathy.
Chinese science fiction is a rich world of diverse, engaging stories that expand one's mind. But with all that is out there, where should you start?
Toni Morrison, giant of American literature and the first black woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, has passed away.
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If WHEN THEY SEE US moved you to learn more about police corruption, brutality, and the prison industrial complex, check out these books.
There’s a good chance I would have not gotten into a fight with my English teacher in my senior year ...
An open letter to John Boyne on account of his newest book, MY BROTHER'S NAME IS JESSICA, and his transphobic tendencies.
Why are so many books written by women with adult content classified as young adult? Sexism, marketing, all of the above? Let's discuss.
When I was a child, I loved series. From classic Harry Potter to lesser known but still greats His Dark Materials, ...
If you're itching for some bookish patterns for your next project, look no further. Here are ten delightful literary crochet patterns.
These fiction books have atheist characters at the center who explore, critique, and discover faith and religion in their everyday lives.
Who wants to be a plain old villain when you can be a supervillain? Harness that power, and take the quiz to find out, which supervillain are you?
