by H. Felix Chau Bradley
★★★½
Category archives: ★★★½
An Echo in the City
by K.X. Song
★★★½
Opinions: A Decade of Arguments, Criticism, and Minding Other People’s Business
by Roxane Gay
Essays I appreciated most:
- “Hate That Doesn’t Hide”
- “Can I Enjoy Art but Denounce the Artist?”
- “Jada Pinkett Smith Shouldn’t Have to Take a Joke. Neither Should You.”
Let Us Descend
by Jesmyn Ward
★★★½
A Thief in the Night
by K.J. Charles
★★★½
Biting the Hand: Growing Up Asian in Black and White America
by Julia Lee
★★★½
Arkhangelsk
by Elizabeth Bonesteel
★★★½
Was weiße Menschen nicht über Rassismus hören wollen
by Alice Hasters
★★★½
Thornhedge
by T. Kingfisher
★★★½
Useful Phrases for Immigrants
May-lee Chai
★★★½
The Memory of Animals
by Claire Fuller
★★★½
Counting for Nothing: What Men Value and What Women are Worth
by Marilyn Waring
★★★½
Persistence: All Ways Butch and Femme
by Ivan Coyote, Zena Sharman (Editors)
★★★½
Loose End
by Ivan Coyote
★★★½
One Man’s Trash
Ivan Coyote
★★★½
Close to Spider Man
by Ivan Coyote
★★★½
Pretend I’m Dead
by Jen Beagin
Her work is peppered with white moments in otherwise humorous, off-center, compulsive reading. This one includes racist lampshading (‘I choose to have my character say something racist apropos of no theme, but she acknowledges it’s racist so it’s ok’).
Belly of the Beast: The Politics of Anti-Fatness as Anti-Blackness
by Da’Shaun L. Harrison
★★★½
Lone Women
by Victor LaValle
★★★½
Die schlechteste Hausfrau der Welt
by Jacinta Nandi
Eine englische Muttersprachlerin, die auf Deutsch schreibt, und eine englische Muttersprachlerin, die es liest. Immer unterhaltsam, aber deprimierender als ich erwartet hatte. In einem nachfolgenden Buch gibt es ein erstaunliches Ausmaß an Deadbeatness, das ich mir nie hätte vorstellen können, aber in dieses geht es mehr um die … Read more