After reviewing her debut novel MEDUSA, Pine Reads Review writer Vanshikha Vij sat down with author and University of Arizona alumni Nataly Gruender to ask about her debut. Check it out here: https://t.co/3gzaiMogw9
If you’re looking for some book recs while waiting for MEDUSA to be published (tomorrow!!), I’ve got you 😈
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Our August Book Club pick is MEDUSA by @nat_grue!
You know how Medusa’s story ends, but you’ve never heard her tell her own story… until now.
Discover more: https://t.co/wgkuOIijf9
So thrilled to get to work with @nat_grue on her amazingly wonderful book that brought me to tears (despite already knowing Medusa's fate when I started reading).
Congrats @nat_grue! So happy to share your debut SEVERED, an intimate retelling about Medusa, has found a home with @kirsiah at @GrandCentralPub! I love everything about this one—Medusa's relationship with her snakes took me by surprise and brought me to tears in the end. 🐍
We've found that a lot of folks are having a hard time wrapping their heads around the supply chain issues, so here is a thread doing my best to explain:
the REAL fucked up thing is that owlcrate decided to make this HP statement during the month where A LESSON IN VENGEANCE, is the 1ST book by a trans author they’ve EVER had.
let me explain why this is so fucked and what ACTIONABLE THINGS you can do!
(pls RT/share!🏳️⚧️💖)
I need folks to please understand that just because you write a BIPOC as an MC in a SFF story, writing a fantasy doesn't mean "pretending race doesn't exist." You still need to understand an identity's culture to navigate how to write your character and the world around them. 1/?