What is going to happen to Channler’s Corner? I’m glad you asked, beloved reader! Unfortunately, Channler’s Corner has got to go—the name I mean! I can’t claim that my article promotes inclusivity and representation in literature if…
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Being a writer of color offers many opportunities to bring new experiences and stories to a predominantly white world of literature. I have said it before and will continue to do so...
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I have always struggled with the notion that people of color, for some odd reason, cannot seem to exist in the literary worlds of fantasy and adventure. As a huge fan of the Fantasy/Adventure/Sci-Fi...
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After a long and strenuous summer, I decided to treat myself to a little book haul, picking up three recent titles that’d I’d been eyeing for a while. For this week’s article, I would like to discuss...
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When I was in 8th grade I entered my first poetry slam competition. Clearly, I thought I had a lot to say at fourteen. At the time, my idea of spoken word poetry seemed to be...
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Like any other 20-year-old bibliophile who was miserable staying at home over the summer for the second year in a row, I decided to escape the futility of my living situation by reading a new book...
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Originally, I intended to do a book review of Eleanor and Park, but with the recent news involving the case of Philando Castile, and recent murder of Charleena Lyles, I felt compelled to write...
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Growing up as a queer Black boy can be lonely. I always knew I was different. I don’t know when I realized this fact, though it was probably somewhere between pretending...
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