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Playing Flirty by Shameez Patel, a Book Review – Bookish Brews
Playing Flirty is so much more than the love story between two people, it's a love story for anyone who has ever had a dream while being stuck in corporate America. The way that Rose thinks about her game is a pure love that any creative can understand.
The Interconnectedness of People and Stories with Sondi Warner – Bookish Brews
When I was first introduced to Sondi Warner, I quickly learned how deep their passion is for creating space that encourages self acceptance and reminds readers of how worthy they are. I'm so honored to introduce you all to the brilliant Sondi Warner, author of Lead Me Astray.
The Last Bloodcarver by Vanessa Le, a Book Review – Bookish Brews
The Last Bloodcarver Is honest and sincere in the details that remind you that the author understands. It’s in the details, in the comments, in the insecurities, in the yearning. This story is told through a lens of diaspora, and in the same way that Nhika finds home in her magic and knowledge, to me, The Last Bloodcarver feels like a glimpse of home.
Brooms by Jasmine Walls and Teo DuVall, a Book Spoitlight & Interview – Bookish Brews
In an alternate 1930’s Mississippi where magic exists, the state laws restrict who can use it and how it should be done. Unsatisfied with the way things are, six young women push back against these oppressive laws by participating in illegal broom races to earn money for better lives.
Understanding Colorism in Fiction with Federico Erebia – Bookish Brews
As we begin to see books talk more about racism in a variety of ways to help us start to deconstruct these ideologies, we're opening the door to discuss more nuanced ideas too. Today I've invited Federico Erebia to talk to us about colorism in fiction and his new book, Pedro & Daniel.