Chelsea Abdullah, a former CU Independent Staff Member will be releasing her debut novel May 17, 2022 – an Arab-inspired high fantasy novel written as a love letter to the stories she grew up with in Kuwait.
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What to watch and read for a spooky, socially-distanced Halloween
by Anna Haynesby Anna HaynesLooking for horror books and movies to watch while staying inside this Halloween? You’ve come to the right place. By Anna Haynes
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Kathryn Aalto brings “eco-feminism” to nature writing
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanNature writer Kathryn Aalto brings a unique blend of the historical non-fiction and personal essay genres to her new book, “Writing Wild.” By Ben Berman
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Rep. Eric Swalwell discusses impeachment, corruption and democracy in new book “Endgame”
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanRep. Eric Swalwell discusses his new book, detailing his time on the House Judiciary Committee and his efforts to uphold democracy. By Ben Berman
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The mini-series “Little Fires Everywhere” premiered on Hulu last week, adding racism and greater conflict than the novel it was based on. By Kaylyn Buehler
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CU alum Jackson Tilley reflects on the cannabis industry in ‘Billion Dollar Dimebag’
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanJackson Tilley advocates for the legalization of cannabis as “a gay, sober, legal weed dealer” in his new book. By Ben Berman
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“The Cloud That Fell From The Sky” – CU alumni’s upcoming book signing at Tattered Cover
by Izzy Fincherby Izzy FincherIn an exclusive interview, the CUI hears from CU alum Judy Choi about her and her niece, Phoenix Brown’s, new debut poetry book on being Chinese Americans. By Isabella Fincher
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A profile of one young woman’s struggle is a look at the way modern college students deal with mental health. By Carina Julig
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John Green’s ‘Turtles All the Way Down’ captures the reality of struggling with mental health while making it accessible. By Anna Blanco
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Hillary Clinton’s book, ‘What Happened,’ reveals a new side to her, but it’s not worth the read if you’re tired of politics. By Stephanie Wood