It feels truly odd and jarring to write that title. Frankly, I have always felt that an artist’s choices and rights should supersede the desires and interest of the audience. It takes a tremendous amount of time and effort and … Continue reading Piracy: A Moral Imperative?
One of the themes/topics of nearly every Hispanic/Latine based or centered media in the United States is always immigration. It is understandable, of course. Immigration is one of the key features of the United States Hispanic/Latine experience and background as … Continue reading Review: Until Someone Listens: A Story About Borders, Family, and One Girl’s Mission
Last Thursday marked the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, a month of acknowleding and celebrating the contributions of Hispanic/Latin/Latine people and cultures to the history and overall fabric of the United States of America. So, first off, wish to acknowledge … Continue reading Review: Calling For A Blanket Dance
I cannot rightly state why I picked up this book. I am somewhat familiar with the actress Jennette McCurdy, but have not really seen much of her work. As you can imagine, I was not exactly the target demographic for … Continue reading Review: I’m Glad My Mom Died
I really wanted to like this book. As someone still trying to fully accept and define their own sexuality, the concept of this book spoke to me. The actual execution left a lot to be desired however. Part memoir, part … Continue reading Review: Greedy: Notes from a Bisexual Who Wants too Much
As per my last post, I am a fan of the Mystery genre. However, there have been some changes and new aspects of the genre that have lessened my enthusiasm for these stories in the last few years. So, whenever … Continue reading Review: The Word Is Murder
You ever read a book that completely engrosses you and utterly pisses you off at the same time? Pandemic, Inc. Chasing the Capitalists and Thieves Who Got Rich While We Got Sick is the latest book to earn that platitude. … Continue reading Review: Pandemic, Inc.
For some reason, outside of books or essays concerning real world/life problems like finance, health, psychology, history, etc., I find myself gravitating toward mostly Young Adult literature and books for my fiction stories. Now, obviously there are several great stories … Continue reading Review: Seven Dirty Secrets
Have you ever come across a book that is just a perfectly pleasant read? Not groundbreaking or inventive or something that will stand the test of time for generations to come, but just a story that is interesting, entertaining, and … Continue reading Review: Anatomy: A Love Story
Recently, a barely network on the cusp of being sold and split for parts renewed seven of its scripted series while leaving twelve very much on the chopping block. Netflix has just cancelled a slew of shows for whatever reasons … Continue reading It’s Down to Business After All
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