Black Author Reviews Worth Reading Again
Just in case you missed them the first time, here are books I enjoyed that happened to be from Black authors.
Just in case you missed them the first time, here are books I enjoyed that happened to be from Black authors.
Throughout June, GeekMom will be celebrating Pride Month. Today’s book review is ‘Date Me, Bryson Keller’ by Kevin van Whye.
If you are a Black Widow fan – buy this comic when it comes out. If you are a Marvel fan – buy this comic when it comes out. You know what, if you like high-action comics with intriguing plots – BUY THIS COMIC when it comes out.
Here’s an exclusive preview of the new middle-grade DC graphic novel, ‘Antihero,’ in which a budding hero and villain swap bodies.
‘Batman: Overdrive’ is a fun, modern take on Batman for younger readers with a new, emotional origin for the Batmobile.
How do you change your life when all you’ve been trained to be is an assassin? Cass Cain finds the answer in this charming story of teen determined to be a hero, against all odds.
Well, hello there! It’s been a while—I’ve had a hard time getting my engine started back up this year, but I’ve still been reading a lot, with more books to tell you about than I can handle in a single column. This week, I’ll start with some fascinating visions of the world: what it could […]
In her 2018 ‘New York Times’ Bestseller ‘The Hazel Wood,’ Melissa Albert introduced us to the Hinterland, a world of fairy tales that some sought to run from and some ran straight into. At the end of the book, most of us were left wanting more. Albert’s conclusion to ‘The Hazel Wood’ arrived in bookstores this week. In ‘The Night Country,’ we don’t quite return to ‘The Hazel Wood,’ more like ‘The Hazel Wood’ returns to us.
In which Amy shares the results of her obsessive annotation and analysis of radio station playlists (see previous article about list collecting)!
In the era of streaming, it’s common for everyone to stick to their own shows on their own schedules. It’s fun when you can share a favorite show live with the whole family.
GeekMom Sarah is one of our resident ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ experts; she gives us the viewing guide to prepare for January’s premiere of ‘Picard.’
After an extended summer break, Between the Bookends returns. We hope you find something great to curl up with now that the nights are drawing in.
With action, suspense, and several intelligent, strong, and complicated female characters, the second season of the Wolverine podcast is compelling entertainment.
If you are looking for a new diversion, simply looking for your next good read, or if you need to hone your hunter gatherer skills for the next time a wizard shows up on your doorstep in the middle of the night, you will not be disappointed with the Norewegian Mycological adventures of Long Lit Woon.
An interview with Kathryn Nicolai on her podcast of bedtime stories for grown-ups, ‘Nothing Much Happens: You feel good, and then you fall asleep.’
The original Haunted Mansion in Disneyland Park turned 50 this month. Here are some fun facts and rumors about its ghostly residents.
Reading Time: 2 minutes Content warning: If you were not familiar with the original Neil Gaiman tale, note that I would rate this book at 18+. Snow, Glass, Apples Writers: Neil Gaiman, Colleen Doran. Artist and Colorist: Colleen Doran. Cover Artist: Colleen Doran. In chapter 14 of the extensive Neil Gaiman′s Masterclass, Gaiman talks to […]
Comic Book Corner reviews high-action comic titles like ‘Killers #1’, ‘StarCraft: Survivors #1’, ‘Xena’, and ‘Coffin Bound #1’.
What makes ‘Wynonna Earp’ so special that its legion of fans even paid for a billboard in Times Square to fight for a season four?
‘Rat Queens #16’ starts an epic adventure that strains the Rat Queens bond of Sisterhood as they deal with all the recent changes.