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Episode one thirty seven – part three
We hosted a live zoom audience with Mat Heagerty and Steph Mided, the author artist team behind the graphic novel Martial Ghost Centaur!
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Episode one thirty seven – part two
From dark fantasy to horror writer, Christina Henry joined us to discuss what defines a fairy tale, the need for nostalgic horror from the female perspective and her newest novel Near the Bone, which brings chills and thrills to the very last page.
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Episode one thirty seven – part one
Artist Tim Fielder tells us about his graphic novel Infinitum: An Afro Futurist Tale, the story of King Aja Oba, a warlord cursed with the “gift of Immortality. Tim defines Afro Futurism, talks about his influences and DRAWS Jessikah.
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Special Episode 21 – Summer Scares! with Becky Spratford and Konrad Stump
Summer is a great time to read Horror Fiction! We are joined by Becky Spratford (RA For All) and Konrad Stump (The Springfield-Greene County Library District) to discuss Summer Scares 2021 and why we love to be scared.
Beck and Silvia Moreno-Garcia on Shelfcare
https://www.booklistreader.com/2021/02/23/books-and-authors/shelf-care-episode-13-summer-scares-2021/
http://raforallhorror.blogspot.com/p/summer-scares.html
Announcing the 5th Annual StokerCon Librarians’ Day Schedule of Events
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Episode one thirty six – part one
Author Kyra Wilder’s book Little Bandaged Days introduces us to a young mother on the verge of breakdown. We got to chat with Kyra about the need for comprehensive mental and emotional care for mothers, the evergreen need for parental leave, and the hilariously titled children’s book she wishes to one day write.
Of course, we discussed Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper. See more information below.
https://www.charlotteperkinsgilman.com/2008/05/fat-and-blood-index-s-weir-mitchell.html
https://www.charlotteperkinsgilman.com/2008/04/yellow-wallpaper-novella.html
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Episode one thirty six – part two
Joshilyn Jackson’s new twisty novel Mother May I is ripe with themes of class, gender, and of course motherhood. We managed to chat about a lot of that while deftly sidestepping spoilers. Joshilyn’s daughter Maisie shared some of her own perspective on these themes as a college freshman.
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Episode one thirty six – part three
In the Nine Lives of Rose Napolitano, we find a young woman’s life take different routes which all hinge on her decision as whether or not she decides to have a baby. We got to talk with author Donna Freitas about how motherhood is not framed as a choice for women, and how Covid has exposed the lions share of work which is put upon mothers specifically. We also chatted a bit about those mythical early days of quarantine, where life consisted of wine and Tiger King.
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Special Episode 20
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Episode one thirty five – part one
We reconnected with Syosset Alum Jay Max, along with Melissa Argueta of Newsday to talk about the Faces of Long Island Project, a social media phenomenon which aims to celebrate the unique stories of Long Islanders in regards to diversity, experience, and beyond. Jay also caught us up on his most recent projects in the music industry.
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Episode one thirty five – part two
Tanisha Mitchell, best known for her innovative work in the arts at the Metropolitan Opera and the Freeport Memorial Library, joins us to talk about how the pandemic has affected the Opera industry.