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Earth Day: Establishing An Eco Conscious Mindset Doesn’t Have to Be Scary

Regi is offering her ideas for how to make a green and low/zero waste mindset a little less frightening to the person who’s just starting out. Follow her tips and tricks and your friends will be green with envy in no time.

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Book Review: “Blood Sisters: Vampire Stories by Women” Edited by Paula Guran

If you don’t know it by now, let me repeat myself by saying I absolutely love anthologies. I love general ones, and themed ones. With themed ones especially, it’s always interesting to see the stories picked by the editor, whether it’s one done with an open submission process or invited. This 2015 anthology, put together by Paula Guran, is an example of an anthology done really, really right. There are some fantastic, well known names here, with a variety of different takes on vampires and their mythology.

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Friends Are The Family You Chose For Yourself — Why We Need Horror Blogs

Sixteenth century English poet John Donne once declared: “No man is an island entire of itself”, a powerful sentiment that another Jon (Bon Jovi, this time) would echo over four hundred years later accompanied by his electric guitar. The phrase itself suggests that humans do rather badly when they are isolated from others and both benefit and thrive by being part of a supportive community.

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Book Review: The Ghost Tree by Christina Henry

I really liked The Ghost Tree. It’s great to see coming-of-age horror written by women, which usually (wrongly) gets tagged as YA. Make no mistake, this book is not YA. The main character is a teenage girl, but there is a mix of POVs here, some adult, and it all works together really well.

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Hispanic Heritage Month: Artist Spotlight Súa Agapé

Súa’s body of work features surrealistic illustrations with a dark cosmic flair. By employing big swathes of colour and dramatically bold, thick black lines and shapes, Súa creates work that utilizes the vast blackness of negative space to provide a contrast of light and dark to flip the imposing dread and emptiness of seemingly infinite space into something wondrous and magical.

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