VolkColopatrion·Oct 20, 2024Sonic and Censorship. Sonic X Shadow Generations Censorship is just plain weird. Even sexist.Further more, WHERE ARE SHADOW’S TOY LIKE GUNS?
Chasing Destino·Sep 2, 2021Notes From a Young Black Chef: Book Riot #bookreview — chasing destinoIn Notes from a Young Black Chef by Kwame Onwuachi and Joshua David Stein, we learn about Bronx native Onwuachi and his relationship with…
Chasing Destino·Aug 26, 2021Black Sun: Book Riot #bookreviewBlack Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse has two main settings — the city of Tova and a ship on the way to Tova. Tova, a holy city, usually has a…
Chasing Destino·Jul 8, 2021In The Country We Love: Book Riot #bookreview — chasing destinoYou probably know Diane Guerrero from Orange is the New Black or Jane the Virgin. Did you know that her parents were deported when she was…
Claire Handscombe·Jan 22, 20207 Ways To Find the Right Books For YouWe all like different things in our books. The buzziest books aren’t necessarily going to be your favourite books. So how do you find the…A response icon1A response icon1
Mandy Shunnarah·Mar 4, 2019I’m Done With Book Riot[image description: a photo of an open book with its pages on fire. Note: it’s a stock photo — I’m not inclined to burn books.]
Elizabeth Horton·Feb 3, 2019I’m nominating this article for Worst Viral “Digital Journalism” ever.I’ve read some truly awful personal ‘op-ed’ pieces in my day…but hold onto your hats, everyone! This one is a real whopper.
Yaasmeen Piper·Jul 16, 2018Barack Obama Shares His Summer Recommendations Featuring Extraordinary African WritersFor the first time since his presidency Barack Obama is traveling to Africa, a place rich with diversity, culture, and literature. Kenya…
Yaasmeen Piper·Jun 15, 2018My Favorite “Dusty Finds”: Books Discovered in Thrift Stores, Yard Sales, and Flea MarketsThough my heart will always belong in a bookstore, sometimes yard sales, flea markets, and thrift stories turn out to carry stories that…
InCritical MarginsbyKevin Eagan·Jan 10, 2014Friday Reads: Friday Reads: Walt Whitman, Herman Melville & The Modern Era
