Preaching to the Choir
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Graphic Novels with LGBTQ+ Representation for All Ages, Part 1
June 2026’s Newsletter: “Graphic Novels with LGBTQ+ Representation for All Ages, Part 1” I think graphic novels are lots of fun. Their colorful pictures jump off the page. They’re quick to read. And at the same time, they can carry the same emotional weight and depth as a novel. Some people are trying to erase
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Struggling Ally
Struggling ally Making a difference can be difficult when you live in a small town, have no money, and suffer many health issues. Luckily, there are still ways you can help! Currently, you can call your Representative to protest the HR 7661 National Book Banning Bill that would ban LGBTQ+ material from libraries and schools.
Learning from Media: Anime and Writing Overpowered Heroes
May 2026’s Newsletter: “Learning from Media: Anime and Writing Overpowered Heroes” Stop me if you’ve seen this one before: The hero swaggers onto the scene. They burst out flashy fight moves. Enemies fall left and right. The hero flies through and nothing can touch them. Are they even trying? Lights, fireworks, lots of special effects.
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Work Time is Cuddle Time
When you work from home, work time is cuddle time
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Don’t Make Me Choose!
Can anyone really choose just one book? It seems like an impossible choice to me
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Books Written by Indie Bookstagrammers
April 2026’s Newsletter: “Books Written by Indie Bookstagrammers” I network on Instagram a lot these days, so plenty of Indie authors’ books have ended up on my TBR. I thought I’d share some with you today! This book rec list contains books self-published or produced by bookstagrammers. (Bookstagrammers: Instagrammers who post about books and book-related
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