C.B. Lee's Blog, page 49

August 19, 2016

"The Asian American community needs to have a frank conversation about the anti-blackness in our..."

“The Asian American community needs to have a frank conversation about the anti-blackness in our midst. And, indeed, we have a problem: our community is rank with the stench of internalized disdain for Black lives. Some Asian Americans openly believe that the fight for Black lives is antithetical to the fight for Asian American rights. They blame Black male victims of police violence for their own murder. They make the killing of an unarmed Black man all about sympathy for the Chinese America...
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Published on August 19, 2016 09:01

dailyhayleykiyoko: As an artist, I’ve always been confident,...



dailyhayleykiyoko:

As an artist, I’ve always been confident, but I’ve experienced self-doubt, like, ’This girl is so pretty, and they’re doing this that way’. But you need to create your own path, and if you believe in something, more than anyone else, then other people will follow. That’s something that I’ve really learned through building my self-confidence, whether it’s through acting roles or music.

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Published on August 19, 2016 03:00

August 18, 2016

Hey hey! I’m so excited about DragonCon coming up soon! I will...



Hey hey! I’m so excited about DragonCon coming up soon! I will be a panelist and a moderator for a few panels and I can’t wait. Join me and Duet/IP authors@carriepack, @racheldavidsonleigh, @ftlukens at these three amazing panels, and if you have a moment to spare come by our booth #1223 & 1225 for exclusive deals on our books, including swag and prizes!

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Published on August 18, 2016 12:27

geraldinesy:Illustration Roundup: Girls Reading. These are some...













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Illustration Roundup: Girls Reading. These are some old illustrations that feature the act of reading, whether online or on paper. Illustrations by Geraldine Sy, moi!

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Published on August 18, 2016 09:01

The Critical Evolution Of LGBTQ+ Young Adult Literature - The Establishment

The Critical Evolution Of LGBTQ+ Young Adult Literature - The Establishment:

“Of course, queer YA books are still disproportionately white, and they too rarely represent identities past the L and G. But the push for more inclusive queer literature seems to be having successes. Just look at the books slated to release this fall: When the Moon Was Ours by Anna-Marie McLemore (October) is a magical realism novel about the love between a trans boy who paints moons and a cis girl who grows roses...

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Published on August 18, 2016 03:00

August 17, 2016

Meet IP at the Decatur Book Festival and Dragon Con

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We’re happy to announce that Interlude Press will be participating in the Decatur Book Festival, the nation’s largest independent book fair, Labor Day Weekend.

Visit us at Booth #405, where we will have a full stock of books and several IP authors available to sign and chat about their stories, including: Killian B. Brewer, Lynn Charles, AJ DeWall, Erin Finnegan, C.B. Lee, Rachel Davidson Leigh, F.T. Lukens, S.J. Martin, and Carrie Pack (and possibly more).

Three IP/Duet auth...

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Published on August 17, 2016 18:52

Books by ace-spectrum authors with ace-spectrum main characters

asexual-representation:

When it comes to asexual representation in books, I’m most interested in reading ace main characters written by ace authors. Ace side characters are always great, but I really love getting the ace character’s point of view, and I believe authors who are ace themselves are best equipped to pull that off realistically. Thinking about this, I ended up making the following list of all the books/series I could find that have an ace-spec MC (or at least a point-of-view charac...

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Published on August 17, 2016 18:51

Ten questions to ask a friend who just read your novel

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Here are ten questions to ask that will not put your friend in a tough spot, but will still give you some useful input on your novel:

1. At what point did you feel like “Ah, now the story has really begun!”
2. What were the points where you found yourself skimming?
3. Which setting in the book was clearest to you as you were reading it? Which do you remember the best?
4. Which character would you most like to meet and get to know?
5. What was the most suspenseful...

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Published on August 17, 2016 15:31

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Published on August 17, 2016 15:01