Baldwin, Styron, and Me by Mélikah Abdelmoumen
great CNF on three writers of differing levels of internal renown
Tag: bigotry
THE BIG BALD BOOK CLUB EPISODE FIVE – To Kill A Mockingbird
it’s a great novel, but maybe not so great to chat about while trying to keep things light
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
re-reading another serious and accessible classic and regretting nothing at all
Conditional Tense by Antjie Krog
a serious South African book about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Reunion by Fred Uhlman
a tiny novella with a lot going on
James Baldwin: Living in Fire by Bill V. Mullen
an interesting – tho intentionally unemotive – biography of Big Jimmy B
Protected: No Quiet Water by Shirley Miller Kamada (full review)
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No Quiet Water by Shirley Miller Kamada (summary)
an important topic, at least?
Little Tales of Misogyny by Patricia Highsmith
the stories are short but the misogyny is loooooong
Can the monster speak? by Paul B. Preciado
arguments to make the world better in language that can only make it worse
Mothers Don’t by Katixa Agirre
If you do not feel or even believe in love, then how and why would you bring others into the nightmare that is existence?
As We Have Always Done by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
powerful academic text on the impossibility of decolonisation within capitalistic structures
Cane by Jean Toomer
ok toomer
Triumph Of The Now 