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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
After a personally turbulent Dec-January I found I'd fallen off the book blogging wagon during the dark winter months. Now that spring is here it's time to dust off the place and get writing again.
I chose today in particular to restart this blog in part in order to participate in the #We Need Diverse Books campaign, May 1 until May 3.
This campaign is a response to Bookcon failing to invite any authors of color to panels at this event. The schedule is a sea of white people and a cat. For more detailed information on this issue, here's a succinct write-up of the situation.
BEA is something I was looking forwarded to, and it's both a source of anger and disappointment that this is how it was organized. However, the main issue is not just this one event, but how the book industry as a whole needs to publish and promote more books by diverse authors. For my own part, I'm making an effort to seek out books by non-white authors. A recommendations list is coming soon.
For more information about #We Need Diverse Books and how to participate, visit their tumblr.
I chose today in particular to restart this blog in part in order to participate in the #We Need Diverse Books campaign, May 1 until May 3.
This campaign is a response to Bookcon failing to invite any authors of color to panels at this event. The schedule is a sea of white people and a cat. For more detailed information on this issue, here's a succinct write-up of the situation.
BEA is something I was looking forwarded to, and it's both a source of anger and disappointment that this is how it was organized. However, the main issue is not just this one event, but how the book industry as a whole needs to publish and promote more books by diverse authors. For my own part, I'm making an effort to seek out books by non-white authors. A recommendations list is coming soon.
For more information about #We Need Diverse Books and how to participate, visit their tumblr.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Back in Business! /#We Need Diverse Books
After a personally turbulent Dec-January I found I'd fallen off the book blogging wagon during the dark winter months. Now that spring is here it's time to dust off the place and get writing again.
I chose today in particular to restart this blog in part in order to participate in the #We Need Diverse Books campaign, May 1 until May 3.
This campaign is a response to Bookcon failing to invite any authors of color to panels at this event. The schedule is a sea of white people and a cat. For more detailed information on this issue, here's a succinct write-up of the situation.
BEA is something I was looking forwarded to, and it's both a source of anger and disappointment that this is how it was organized. However, the main issue is not just this one event, but how the book industry as a whole needs to publish and promote more books by diverse authors. For my own part, I'm making an effort to seek out books by non-white authors. A recommendations list is coming soon.
For more information about #We Need Diverse Books and how to participate, visit their tumblr.
I chose today in particular to restart this blog in part in order to participate in the #We Need Diverse Books campaign, May 1 until May 3.
This campaign is a response to Bookcon failing to invite any authors of color to panels at this event. The schedule is a sea of white people and a cat. For more detailed information on this issue, here's a succinct write-up of the situation.
BEA is something I was looking forwarded to, and it's both a source of anger and disappointment that this is how it was organized. However, the main issue is not just this one event, but how the book industry as a whole needs to publish and promote more books by diverse authors. For my own part, I'm making an effort to seek out books by non-white authors. A recommendations list is coming soon.
For more information about #We Need Diverse Books and how to participate, visit their tumblr.
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