Lifestyle
When I started talking about books I started to notice just how much literature affects our lives. Stories do not stand on their own, free from the influence of life and free from changing our lives in turn. Stories are integral pieces of our lives, constantly changing and growing alongside us. Living is about life, living, and growing as influenced by the stories we hear.
I used to think that the internet was forever, but it turns out that nothing is truly forever. Now I think that we should keep the things that are important to us.
One third of American households with jobs, lifestyle creep is not the reason that the ability to build wealth is limited. There are far bigger and more systematic issues that are pushing more and more people into poverty. Lifestyle creep is not the problem.
with Parisa Akhbari
Parisa Akhbari, author of upcoming novel Just Another Epic Love Poem, speak about her never ending journal, her novel, and how writing has a magical way of becoming more than writing itself.
There’s no precisely perfect term for what we’re talking about when we say people of the global majority, but here at Bookish Brews, this is the term we use most often. And this is why.
The world teaches us history as if it’s over, but what if we learned history as if it were now? What if we realized that the fight that they were fighting all those years ago is the same one we’re fighting today?
by Lilly Lu
Writers Lilly Lu and Claire Stanford chat about their experience writing both fiction and academic writing, especially highlighting the similarities and what they’ve learned doing both.
by Lena Jeong
Author Lena Jeong beautifully discusses the stereotypes that Asian women often face in media and how they’re damaging. And how they’ve affected her career.
with Robin Alvarez
Debut author Robin Alvarez chats about When Oceans Rise, how silence perpetuates violence, and the importance to making your voice heard.