For the love of books
Stories communicate information, and stories within stories accomplish the same. In Rena Rossner’s The Light of the Midnight Stars and Trung Le Nguyen’s The Magic Fish, stories play an important part in the lives of the characters, and therefore are important to us, the reader.
Creepy white people, of course, make for excellent villains in horror films because, if you look back in history, a lot of the things they’ve done are already horrifying.
Everyone get their flapper dresses ready, because, as GQ Magazine reminds us, the copyright on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby has ended.
June is Pride Month, when companies will begin producing products in all shades of rainbow to honor the LGBTQ+ community, and Lego is already there, unveiling a new Lego set titled “Everyone is Awesome,” CNN writes.
This pepper pot alien has no lines and appears in only two paragraphs, but it stuck in my mind a long time after I had finished the book.
