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Out Now: This Is What America Looks Like Anthology

This Is What America Looks Like is out now! You can buy the book on…

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2020 Reading Wrap-Up: Everything I Read This Year

2020 was certainly a year, but one of my highlights is that I finally started…

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October-November 2020 Reading Wrap-Up

I’m back to reading and here’s a summary of everything I finished in October and…

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What I Read in June 2020

My reading wrap-up post is late and I’ve only got three books to tell you…

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What I Read in May 2020

Welcome to my first monthly reading wrap-up! In these posts, I’ll share quick thoughts about…

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Shoutout to Sapphic Book Club for Choosing Lest I Know Your Weakness for April’s Book of the Month

Reviews are so incredibly important to authors and asking for them is like pulling teeth….

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Goodreads Review–A Brief History of Theology

A Brief History of Theology: From the New Testament to Feminist Theology by Derek Johnston…

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Refusing Octavia Butler’s Vision in The Parable of the Sower

My church family has been passing around The Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler….

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Is Head Hopping Necessary?

         Much of the writing advice I’ve seen over the past few…

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Lessons from Women of the Silk: Weaving in Strong Messages

Gail Tsukiyama’s Women of the Silk is, for me, one of those random treasures I…

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