Tag: book reviewer

• Day After #BlackOutTuesday: Dedicating Time to Reading Black Fiction Authors

  Well, here we are, a day after #BlackOutTuesday. I feel like America went through one giant self-awareness “aha” moment during a difficult therapy session. And now we’re all trying to figure out how to change things for the better. It’s hopeful. I am certainly no one to lecture, and hell, this fight is nothing new.…

  Shari Lopatin

  June 3, 2020

  Social Issues

  #blacklivesmatter, #blackouttuesday, American culture, anti-racism, Black Lives Matter, Blackout Tuesday, blogging, book reviewer, books, creative writing, racism, reading, Writing

• Nico Walker’s ‘Cherry’ Will Take You on a Journey of Scumbaggery (Book Review)

  *Please note that I may earn a small commission should you click any of the links in this post to make a purchase. However, I bought my own copy of this book and reviewed it independently of any commissions, payments, or trade-offs. Book: Cherry Author: Nico Walker Publisher: Knopf Published: Aug. 14, 2018 Link to…

  Shari Lopatin

  January 21, 2019

  Book Reviews

  addiction, book review, book reviewer, books, Cherry, contemporary fiction, fiction, Nico Walker, opioid crisis, publishing, reading, Writing