More Than Just Knick Knacks: A Conversation with Lily Crooks, by Noah Topliff
Listen to Interview: (note: audio starts at :15) On Thursday October 1, 2020, I had a conversation with Lily Crooks, an established member of the Twin Cities literary community and graduate of the MFA program in Creative Writing at Hamline University. The plan was to...
No Place for Wolves: Cancel Culture and Consequences in the World of YA Fiction, By Kelly Holm
No facet of the public consciousness is invincible. Even the most spotless legacy can be tarnished by the unearthing of otherwise overlooked or long-forgotten iniquities. We see this in the growing re-examination of long-dead historical figures, Christopher Columbus...
The Only Worlds We Know, By Michael Lee, Reviewed by K McClendon
The Only Worlds We Know Micheal Lee Button Poetry Fall 2019 ISBN: 978-1-943735-60-0 92 Pages Reviewed by K McCLENDON If you are profoundly lucky, grief is something you know in name only. It has not yet made a home in the heart where someone you used to love once...
The Killers’ Literary Challenge By Tijqua Daiker
From the cinnamon challenge that had you gasping for breath in the half finished basement of the kid down the block to #thefloorislavachallenge #2k17, people these days no longer throw down their gauntlets or draw lines in the sand. Challenges take place on social...
