by Krystina Quintana | Nov 7, 2023 | Book Reviews, Book Reviews Fantasy, Book Reviews Fiction, Book Reviews Magical Realism & Surrealism, Book Reviews Sci-Fi, Featured, The Feed
Content Warnings: Terminal illness, death of a child, grief and loss depiction In Loneliness, We Find Friendship Terminal illness in oneself and those we love can bring out the worst in people and the best in others. Death can be a catalyst for some, a reminder that...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Nov 6, 2023 | Conservation Info, Featured, The Feed
Did you know that coral reefs absorb up to 97% of the energy of the waves that reach the shoreline? At Teahupo’o Reef in Tahiti, that is a massive amount of energy generated every winter by the south swells that hit their islands. Coral reefs act as a natural...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Nov 4, 2023 | Featured, Friday Feed, The Feed
Hi, readers, writers, and shark fans! Happy Friday! And welcome back to the Friday Feed! We haven’t hosted one of these in a LONG time; we’ve sure missed it and hope you have, too! To get us all caught up, this is going to be a longer one, so here’s...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Nov 1, 2023 | Featured, Lit Shark Announcements, The Feed
Happy Halloween, readers, writers, and shark fans! Today is an incredibly special day in the Lit Shark Community, because Issue 3: The Spooky (TEETH) Edition is finally here! We’re so excited to share Issue 3, complete with nearly 200 pages of spooky poetry and...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Oct 30, 2023 | Featured, Lit Shark Announcements, Shark Week, The Feed
Happy Monday, readers, writers, and shark fans! Today is an incredibly special day in the Lit Shark Community, because Issue 2: The SHARK WEEK Edition is finally here! We’re so excited to share Issue 2, complete with 150 pages of poetry and fiction, as well as a...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Oct 24, 2023 | Author Interviews, Author Interviews Fiction, Author Interviews Magical Realism & Surrealism, Featured, The Feed
While blessing us with the thought of book-themed cocktail parties, Tom Lake author Ann Patchett referenced The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien and its surprising mis-genre labeling that she’s witnessed among readers perhaps one too many times....