Megan Montgomery’s Well…That Was Awkward is a rom-com for weirdos
Megan Montgomery's debut novel Well… That Was Awkward is smart, sexy, and surprisingly sophisticated in its undermining of romance novel tropes.
Megan Montgomery's debut novel Well… That Was Awkward is smart, sexy, and surprisingly sophisticated in its undermining of romance novel tropes.
The story of Michael Roughton's young elfin heroine may be what we all need to get through this lonely COVID winter.
At a recent Small Press Fest workshop, zine expert Dr. Spencer Keralis guided us through the history and culture of zine-making and what makes it so inherently queer.
What exactly is a small press? And how does it differ from zines and distros?
Debra catches up with author Jillian Duchnowski about her debut children's book, Cassidy and the Lost Fairy of Allerton.
Debra reviews Sal Nudo's psychological thriller, The Millionaire's Cross.
Debra chats with Rachel Lauren Storm about poetry, the Urbana Arts and Culture Program, and the intersection of art and social justice.
Debra previews the virtual Poetic Art event which launches on Friday, May 15th at 7 p.m. on the Her Creative Collective website.
Jess reviews the graphic novel adaptation of Parable of the Sower by Damian Duffy and John Jennings.
Debra shares how you can still enjoy our local literary scene while at home.