Author's Note: so the morning after I finished this draft, Sam pinged me like "YO DO YOU REMEMBER THAT ASPIRING YOUNG AUTHOR WE MET AT BOOKCON WHO WAS EXCITED TO SELF PUBLISH HIS NOVEL THIS IS IT DREAMERS IS IT HE DID IT" So I said, "Sam, pls lower your caps I can hear you … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: Dreamers by Ja-Mel Vinson
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DRUNK REVIEW: A People’s History of Heaven by Mathangi Subramanian
A People's History of Heaven by Mathangi Subramanian Reviewed by Parker!!!! **We received an early copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. We'd like to thank Mathangi and Algonquin Books for the opportunity. This book comes out on March 19th and you can get a copy here." Mathangi Subramanian … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: A People’s History of Heaven by Mathangi Subramanian
Top 5 Wednesday: Favorite Fantasy Creatures
It is I, P$, and i come to you today to list my *airhorns**drakevoice*TOP 5 TOP 5 TOP 5 */airhorns**/drakevoice* Sci-Fi/Fantasy creatures in no particular order. Not all these creatures are bad guys, but all of em will kill the brakes off you. Beware. 1. Pennywise the clown. The physical manifestation of, like, all the evil … Continue reading Top 5 Wednesday: Favorite Fantasy Creatures
DRUNK REVIEW: State Tectonics by Malka Older
State Tectonics bu Malka Older If you know anything about me, you know I hate spoilers and I hate writing em even worse. I’m drunk, and this post is about the third book in a trilogy, so..... Infomocracy review and Null States review Drunk Podcast with Malka Spoilers III: Here There be Spoilers (for books 1 and … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: State Tectonics by Malka Older
DRUNK REVIEW: Odd One Out by Nic Stone
Odd One Out by Nic Stone *We picked up a copy of Odd One Out at BookCon this year and we'd like to thank Nic Stone and Crown Books for the opportunity to read and review early. This book comes out on Oct 9th and you can get it here.* "Unrequited Love" , Frank Ocean … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: Odd One Out by Nic Stone
DRUNK REVIEW: Dear Martin by Nic Stone – Parker’s Thoughts
Dear Martin by Nic Stone I’m incredibly glad that Dear Martin exists. I love so, so much about it, from its setting in the South, to the brilliantly complex socioeconomics of its main players. Dear Martin is a smart take and a use of fiction as the device for social change that it always can … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: Dear Martin by Nic Stone – Parker’s Thoughts
Will Vote for Booze: An Interview with “Infomocracy” Author, Malka Older
Earlier this summer we sat down with one of our favorite authors, Malka Older, to talk Infomocracy, the limits and uses of governmental power, and what it's like to have lived and worked in Washington, D.C. among, like, ten other places over the world. But this is Will Read for Booze, people!! So we invited her … Continue reading Will Vote for Booze: An Interview with “Infomocracy” Author, Malka Older
P’s To Be Read: A BoozieBookathon Extravaganzaaaa
*KLAXONS BLARE, DISRUPTING THE SWAMPY VIRGINIA MURK. THE LAST SUMMER SWALLOWS CHITTER AND FLEE. I TRAIPSE INTO FOCUS, GRINNING MISCHIEVOUSLY* ISSA (BOOZIE) BOOKATHON BRO PREPARE YA RETINAS (And also I guess ya brains and fine motor control to turn the pages and, idk, read or whatever you get it) If you somehow missed it, we're … Continue reading P’s To Be Read: A BoozieBookathon Extravaganzaaaa
DRUNK REVIEW: Binti by Nnedi Okorafor
Binti by Nnedi Okorafor Binti is a survivor unparalleled, which makes me love her immediately. add the fact that she's supremely talented & hella unappreciated and i root for her with everthing i have. reading Nnedi Okorafor's (series of ) "Binti" stor(ies) offered the best kind of reading pleasure; it showed me a world i … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: Binti by Nnedi Okorafor
The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms: Inheritance Trilogy #1, by N.K. Jemisin
As I laze here, 4 double margaritas in, I’m forced to wonder a few things: Will grocery-delivery culture be the springboard that plummets American culture fully into its sedentary nadir? How precisely is it that I have had a crush on River Song for so long, and after not watching Doctor Who for like a … Continue reading The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms: Inheritance Trilogy #1, by N.K. Jemisin
