The start of the school year brings the need to escape… to a magic school of your choosing. Mount yourContinueContinue reading “Waymark’s Magic School Recommended Reading”
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Waymark’s Romantasy Recommended Reading
Romantasy is everywhere, and we get why: dragons, brooding faeries, and epic sword fights. If you’re looking to get yourContinueContinue reading “Waymark’s Romantasy Recommended Reading”
Waymark’s Dark Academia Recommended Reading
With October just beginning, now is the perfect time to start that Dark Academia book you’ve been wanting to read.ContinueContinue reading “Waymark’s Dark Academia Recommended Reading”
Episode 5 Show Notes
“Dark Academia: The Truth About the Genre & Subculture” from Bookish Brews “Themes, Tropes, and Types of Dark Academia” fromContinueContinue reading “Episode 5 Show Notes”
Episode 4 Show Notes
“What is romantasy? The best-selling book trend, explained.” from the Washington Post “The Six (At Least) Degrees of Romantasy” fromContinueContinue reading “Episode 4 Show Notes”
Episode 3 Show Notes
“BookTok’s 11 Most Talked About Books Of The Year (So Far)” from Rolling Stone Quiz 1: “Pretend Like You’re AttendingContinueContinue reading “Episode 3 Show Notes”
5. Don’t Get Stuck in the Secret Tunnels!
Join Duke & Brooke for a discussion of Tumblr’s favorite literary aesthetic, Dark Academia.
My Brother Loves Andrew Tate: A Review of “Men Who Hate Women”
By: Alex Eubanks, Nonfiction Reviewer When I first saw Men Who Hate Women by Laura Bates at my local BarnesContinueContinue reading “My Brother Loves Andrew Tate: A Review of “Men Who Hate Women””
Rachel Soloman Has Me Coming Back for More: A Review of “Past Present Future”
By: Jaye Curry, Fiction Reviewer Past Present Future by Rachel Lynn Solomon is a sequel to her book Today TonightContinueContinue reading “Rachel Soloman Has Me Coming Back for More: A Review of “Past Present Future””
Lana Del Ray Has Me Bent Backwards for Her Poetry: A Review of “Violets Bent Backwards Over the Grass”
By: Ava Gladdin, Poetry Reviewer Lana Del Rey, America’s coquette queen, released her first-ever poetry collection in 2020. This anthology,ContinueContinue reading “Lana Del Ray Has Me Bent Backwards for Her Poetry: A Review of “Violets Bent Backwards Over the Grass””