Articles by Donna-Lyn Washington

‘War of the Worlds’ by H. G. Wells was initially published in 1897, in magazine form. Done as a serial it told of the invasion […]

When entering a bookstore you may be inundated with new releases. This may only keep you to certain parts of the bookstore or your favorite […]

What’s more frightening than a near omnipotent, near omnipresent black woman losing control? That same woman who not only reclaims her power but begins to […]

Amanda McKee whether she likes it or not is a student of Toyo Harada, the most notorious monster in the Valiant universe. The choices she […]

‘We do language,’ part of Toni Morrison’s Nobel Prize for Literature acceptance speech will constantly run through your mind as you read Reema Zaman’s memoir […]

Novels for a young adult audience may seem to be a tricky thing. What does it mean? As someone who has been reading since they […]

Ruby has reluctantly returned to crime fighting. With the moniker Geek Girl, much is being asked of her in the town of Maine. There’s a […]

The cover of ‘Dark Matter: Rise of the Lexicons’ reveals a large cast of impressive super beings. You see every player who’s involved in this […]

A man who works in risk management gets a dream account. It means financial security and ensuring the dream his wife shares of acquiring as […]

On the cover of the comic-book collector’s edition of ‘Agent Sparx: Defender of Glittera,’ two barely clothed women seem to be crashing through a skylight. […]

On the cover of issue three of ‘Bitter Root’ Ma Etta, the matriarch of the Sangerye family, reveals the tenacity of a black woman who […]