The Best Books I Read This Spring
Hey there hi there ho there, welcome back to the latest installment of The Best Books I Read This Season. Back in 2020, I wrote about how I’d broken up
Obsessing over books, music, pop culture, and everything in between.
Hey there hi there ho there, welcome back to the latest installment of The Best Books I Read This Season. Back in 2020, I wrote about how I’d broken up
Hi, Gay! Happy Pride Month! We are sashaying away with deals! In honor of the one month a year where queer content is embraced (read: commodified) by large corporations including
Originally written and published by me for PopMatters. Three albums into his solo career, Harry Styles has predictably become one of his generation’s most admired and trustworthy musicians. Managing to quickly
Originally written and published by me for Spectrum Culture. “I spent every day filling every page/ How the world revolved around me / When I saw your face, I knew right
Originally written and published by me for PopMatters. “I’m always running from something,” sing Florence + the Machine on “Free,” the latest single from Dance Fever, their new LP. “I push
20 Questions is a Q&A interview series with musicians, authors, and everyone in between, celebrating experiences both shared and individual in the messy game of being human. “Telling our stories
20 Questions is a Q&A interview series with musicians, authors, and everyone in between, celebrating experiences both shared and individual in the messy game of being human. “Beauty is unique
Originally written and published by me for PopMatters. When you listen to Keepsake, the debut LP by Harriette Pilbeam—known professionally as Hatchie—it’s a clear throwback to the indie dream-pop of days
Well hello once again you, and welcome to the first edition of The Best Books I Read This Season for 2022! Time is definitely no longer real, but thankfully books
Originally written and published by me for PopMatters. “Running ‘round in endless circles, here comes the shame / That empty feeling, what if, darling, I can’t change?” sings Swedish singer Lotta Lindgren,