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Fright Girl Fall: New Releases We’re Pumped For
It’s fall, y’all! Spooky season is upon us, and we’ve put together a list of several new releases — several scary, some not so much — that we’re excited for this fall. We hope your own list not only includes one (or more!) of these fantastic reads, but that you’ll make sure to read from…
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Sonora Taylor’s Hispanic Heritage Month Reads
Last week, we shared V. Castro’s recommended reads for Hispanic Heritage Month. I wanted to add my own list of books, spanning genres and ages, to round out your reading. Consider it not just a list for the month, but every month — between our lists, you’ll have more than enough to keep reading Latinx…
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Fright Girl Summer: The Return!
Back in 2022, V. Castro posted on Twitter that she wanted to start an online book festival to promote and highlight marginalized authors. She said she wanted something like “hot girl summer,” but for people who are overlooked in publishing, namely in horror. I chimed in that we could call it “Fright Girl Summer,” which…
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Fright Girl Summer 