A Song Below Water Interview: Author Bethany C. Morrow on Writing About Black Voices, Power, and Activism
Author Bethany C. Morrow is known for her ability to weave current and timely themes with speculative and fantastic elements seamlessly, first in Mem and now in A Song Below Water, a book about Black …
‘Stepping Stones’ Interview: Author Lucy Knisley on Writing About Divorce to Middle Grade Readers
I first encountered Lucy Knisley through her wondrous graphic novels, An Age of License: A Travelogue and Relish: My Life In The Kitchen. I instantly loved the style, both realistic and arresting, the…
Music Interview: MAETA
Stop what you’re doing and watch the art that is #MaetaMondays. Honestly, Mondays have been our favorite as of late since R&B artist Maeta started dropping a series of videos based on songs from h…
Music Interview: Almondmilkhunni
Need some new music to ease into your daily rotation? Throw in some Almondmilkhunni to please your ears. Earlier this month, Brandy Schwechler who goes by the moniker Almondmilhunni dropped her self-t…
TV’s best bottle episodes for our bottle episode life
As Abed Nadir says, this is starting to feel like a bottle episode. In this time of quarantine and social distancing, it might be beneficial to look back at the very best bottle episodes of tele…
Phoebe Bridgers: three singles, two-and-a-half videos, and a contest in anticipation of “Punisher”
After the rocketing success of 2018’s Stranger in the Alps, two glorious collaborations in the form of Boygenius and Better Oblivion Community Center, and a canceled tour (moved online) with The 1975,…
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A Song Below Water Interview: Author Bethany C. Morrow on Writing About Black Voices, Power, and Activism
Author Bethany C. Morrow is known for her ability to weave current and timely themes with speculative and fantastic elements seamlessly, first in Mem and now in A Song Below Water, a book about Black …
‘Stepping Stones’ Interview: Author Lucy Knisley on Writing About Divorce to Middle Grade Readers
I first encountered Lucy Knisley through her wondrous graphic novels, An Age of License: A Travelogue and Relish: My Life In The Kitchen. I instantly loved the style, both realistic and arresting, the…
Making FFVII Remake’s Ending Make Sense
Even before it’s life as a full-fledged game, Final Fantasy VII Remake existed as more of a tech demo. As a result, this remake is one that could easily be called one of the most anticipated vid…
Interview: Philip Shane, Director of “The Myst Documentary”
Released in September 1993, Myst captivated players with its intriguing puzzles and captivating story, and became a sleeper hit on its way to becoming the best-selling computer game of the 1990s. At o…
Cinema’s Influence on Video Games
With the release of a real life Sonic the Hedgehog movie, I was presented with the task of coming up with the most cinematic video games for a Film and Gaming section cross post. When thinking about t…
