Hello blog readers and newcomers! I’ve published another article over at Germ Magazine and would love for you to check it out. It’s called “The Flower and Willow World: Recognizing Historical and Modern Geisha.” As always, I appreciate it if you share it with others via social media or word of mouth (or any other creative way, for that matter).
Tag: All the Bright Places
Germ Magazine’s Newest Edition — Me!
So it is official! I am an editor and writer at Germ Magazine! I work in the Germ U department. I have two jobs: format editing and writing articles. My forthcoming works are scholarship spotlights and a feature series on women’s colleges.
Germ Magazine was first fictionalized in All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven and then later created as a real publication. All the Bright Places will be adapted into a movie as well. You can read about it here.
Book Review: All the Bright Places
When Theodore Finch climbs the steps of the bell tower to commit suicide, he does not expect to find Violet Markey standing on the ledge, also ready to end her life. It is here that they officially meet and both prevent each other from doing what they had planned to do. Their relationship quickly changes into something much more as the two of them discover each others’ secrets.
The Monday Post: Links for Readers and Writers
I am continuing a series (inspired by Electric Literature) where I post important links for writers and readers on Mondays. They may be old links or new links, but they’ll be ones that I find the most interesting or helpful. If there are any particular topics you’d like to read about, please feel free to suggest them in a comment on this post.
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The Genre Debate and Why it (Does)n’t Matter
Many have heard of the genre versus literary fiction debate. It’s old news — not even news. So why should we still be interested in it?
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A Vase of Wildflowers 