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Question Culture: Things We Don’t Fully Understand About The Universe

During the most recent episode of Question Culture (a bi-weekly socio-political podcast), Lornett and Brian were joined by special guest Dr. Christian Braneon. Dr. Braneon is a scientist, engineer, and educator with a doctorate in civil engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. With Dr. Braneon’s insight, they explored the many things we don’t fully understand…
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Hidden Valor by Patricia M. Muhammad

Duchess Arabella leaves the House of Wellington for the king’s court without notice or permission of her mother and father. Two murders occur in the royal palace. Duke Everett is accused amongst the courtiers. He pursues the duchess to take her hand in marriage. The Crown sequesters all of the king’s court to the royal…
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Ellowyn Acers by Andrea White

Ellowyn Acers, a once ordinary girl, is set off to a school filled with adventure, magic, and of course, friends. With Rowan, Ellis and Averly by her side, her entire world is changing. For better, or for worse! Embark on a magical adventure with Ellowyn, a promising young witch, who discovers more than she bargained…
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Kindle Vella, LGBTQ Publishing, Janelle Monae’s Debut Fiction…

An evening with Kindle Vella: First impressions of Amazon’s new attempt to reimagine reading (GeekWire) The serialized story is a mainstay of the literary world, a tried-and-true formula for creating a tantalizing tale, from opening hook to closing cliffhanger. But it’s the rare author who can keep readers engrossed in a narrative when the unparalleled…
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Writers and Agents, Queer Sci-Fi, and more!

‘I’m Easily Bored by Books,’ Says Writer of 22 Novels (NY Times) “I like to pretend that I’m the most attention deficit disordered person I’m ever going to meet,” Prose said. “I’m very conscious of keeping the reader’s interest. And I’m easily bored — I’m easily bored by books, I hate to say. And so…
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Murder By Dissent by Patricia M. Muhammad

Protests, riots and someone who hides under the flame that scorches the possibility of improving race relations in America during the Civil Rights era. Jacqueline Sadie Thompson, a detective in a colored precinct in New York, is assigned murder cases which occurred during protests. When she visits a scene, someone tosses a Molotov cocktail and…




