Not sure what to read this holiday season? Have a friend with a particular taste in books? No worries, Book*hug is back with more wonderful recommendations this year! Choose your […]
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Today, we’re sharing Hana Shafi’s playlist for People You Know, Places You’ve Been! Join us in listening to this wonderful playlist curated by Hana Shafi, author of People You Know, Places […]
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Today, Beatriz Hausner is taking us behind “Everyday Goddesses,” a poem from She Who Lies Above! “Everyday Goddesses” is a distilling of a longer poem inspired by the work of […]
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Today, we’re thrilled to share a new playlist to accompany As the Andes Disappeared by Caroline Dawson translated by Anita Anand! Join us in listening to this wonderful playlist that […]
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Today, we are excited to announce the release of As the Andes Disappeared by Caroline Dawson translated by Anita Anand! Happy Book Birthday to As the Andes Disappeared by Caroline Dawson, […]
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Today, Sandra Ridley is taking us behind “Torchlight,” a poem from Vixen! Torchlight, as in an illumination in the dark. As experienced by the one who holds the torch? Or […]
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Join us today in welcoming our guest Beatriz Hausner, author of She Who Lies Above! She Who Lies Above is a book of verse and prose poems built around the […]
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Today, we are excited to announce the release of She Who Lies Above by Beatriz Hausner! Happy Book Birthday to She Who Lies Above by Beatriz Hausner. In these poems, […]
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Today, we’re thrilled to share Michael V. Smith’s musical accompaniment to Queers Like Me! Join us in listening to this wonderful playlist curated by Michael V. Smith, author of Queers […]
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Happy Halloween! This year we are sharing this group of unsettling, spooky reads to add to your fright-filled reading lists. The works range in how they dismay or frighten, but […]
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