The most intense part of Coming of Age in Mississippi is the anticipation.
Tag: race relations
Review/Comparison of #HiddenFigures film and book
Both versions of Hidden Figures have value, but the audience for each is not the same.
Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self #bookreview #readwomen @daniellevalore
Evans’s prose has depth and variety…
Meet the Writer: Bonnie ZoBell #writerslife #interview
I had more majors in college than almost anybody I know.
How They Spend Their Sundays
McDermott’s collection is full of surprises, rich storytelling, and hard-to-forget characters.
Belief is Its Own Kind of Truth, Maybe
Title: Belief is Its Own Kind of Truth, Maybe Author: Lori Jakiela Published by: Atticus Books in 2015 I never noticed it until recently, but many of… Read more “Belief is Its Own Kind of Truth, Maybe”
PHD to Ph.D.
“Daddy was also into something called Mentalphysics. He had his books and encyclopedias in a special place in the living room and couldn’t nobody touch em!”
Bitch Planet
“Are you non-compliant? Do you fit in your box? Are you too fat too thin too loud too shy too religious too secular too prudish too sexual… Read more “Bitch Planet”
Every Kiss a War
Every Kiss a War (Mojave River Press, 2014) is a collection of short and short-short stories by Leesa Cross-Smith. The sentence structure tends to be fairly simplistic, and… Read more “Every Kiss a War”
Of Marriageable Age
Of Marriageable Age is a saga (546 pages) by Guyanese author Sharon Maas. The book was originally published by Harper Collins in 2000, but Maas has re-released… Read more “Of Marriageable Age”
