written by Jocelyn Nicole Johnson, book 63 of 2021 In my opinion, 2021 is really turning out to be the year of the short story collection. “My Monticello” is a […]
Blog - Nonfiction - Social Justice
The End of Bias: A Beginning
by Jessica Nordell, Book 62 of 2021 This book is packed full of insightful examples of how bias seeps into day to day encounters with profound impacts ranging from the […]
Blog - Fiction
Light from Uncommon Stars
Written by Ryka Aoki, Book 61 of 2021 Shizuka watched Lan and Thought of all the immigrant mothers in their neighborhoods. She thought of all those who had braved leaky […]
Blog - Fiction
Strange Beasts of China
written by Yan Ge, Book 57 of 2021 “The more resilient life is, the more you want to destroy it.” Yan Ge, “Strange Beasts of China” I did not want […]
Blog - Fiction
All the Water I’ve Seen Is Running
written by Elias Rodriques, book 50 of 2021 This book stirred up a feeling of general uneasiness in me. I don’t know if it’s because the coastal Florida beaches of […]
Blog - Nonfiction
Living in Data
Citizen’s Guide to a Better Information Future written by Jer Thorp, Book 49 of 2021 “The lesson that I had learned was one that has guided my approach to solving […]
Blog - Fiction
Night Came with Many Stars
Book 48, 2021- Night Came with Many Stars by Simon Van Booy “I mean the thing that makes family. Not blood but the certainty that you’re never going to be […]
Blog - Fiction
The Love Songs of W.E.B DuBois
written by Honoree Fanonne Jeffers, book 46 of 2021 Even in a place of sorrow time passes. Even in a place of joy. Do not assume that either keeps life […]
Blog - Fiction
The World Gives Way
Written by Marissa Levien, Book 45 of 2021 “One thing that is true about humanity there will always be those who push the limits of stability and survival just to […]
Blog - Fiction
The Chosen and the Beautiful
written by Nghi Vo, book 43 of 2021 For him, the world was always ending. For him it was always a wreck and a ruin and he had no idea […]