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Chrissy s Summer Reading Suggestions For Angsty Teenagers

Summer wasn t just a big break from school for me. My parents made me and my sibling read for at least one hour each day of our summer break. It seemed like cruel and unusual punishment that I would be stuck staring at a stupid book while my friends were outside playing. Looking back, it wasn t such a bad idea. When you aren t given a book assignment or made to do a report about what you are reading in front of a classroom, books can be much more fun. My mom used to take me to the library every week of the summer to pick out another book or two. She didn t care what I read as long as I was reading something, so I went out of my way to find the creepiest, weirdest, and most entertaining books to pass the time with.

Dantiel W Moniz on Feminist Awakenings and Experimenting with the First-Person Plural

Dantiel W. Moniz on Feminist Awakenings and Experimenting with the First-Person Plural ELLE 17/02/2021 Sarah Moroz © Courtesy The writer breaks down the patterns and themes in her debut story collection Milk Blood Heat . Dantiel W. Moniz is a Florida native. That may not always be a celebrated American locus, but Moniz’s writing is joining a burgeoning regional literary canon including Lauren Groff, who blurbed the book, and Kristen Arnett. Moniz’s fiction has appeared in various literary journals, and now her first complete collection, Milk Blood Heat, covers a wider breadth with 11 short stories lauded by the likes of Raven Leilani and Danielle Evans. Moniz addresses charged subjects of racial identity, family obligation, romantic entanglement, and wholehearted friendship, always lingering on fragile moments that are quotidian in scale but existential in meaning. These junctures zoom in on the multiplicities, anxieties, and incongruities of the fem

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