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Manga Mondays *Want to read manga with me or have your own recommendations? Email ericaficwriter(at)gmail(dot)com. Welcome to the first-ever Manga Monday! In today’s podcast I’ll discuss: Why have Manga Mondays. The difference between manga, anime, and American comics/cartoons The different categories of manga(Shounen, Shojo, Josei and others). Are we ever too old to read manga? Some final thoughts. Affiliate Disclaimer: This content contains links to affiliate websites where I may receive a small commission for any purchase made by you if you decide to purchase. Thank you! *** Manga mentioned in this podcast: Waiting For Spring by Anashin Cheeky Brat Sankarea The Devil Is a Part Timer *Cute sound after intro is courtesy Pixabay GmbH c/o Lacore Rechtsanwälte LLP Berliner Freiheit 2, 10785 Berlin, Germany//Migfus20

Hey everyone! Another month is about to leave us and I can't conclude without talking about the Dark Side of a Bookworm. In this podcast, I mention about not wanting to read another book. The mentality of the Burnout from reading,  and so much more. In the podcast I mention some really popular books as well. Relax, grab your tea or coffee,  and be entertained!   *Music Credit by Keep Calm and Podcast/Podcast.Co

Thank you for joining me as I recognize amazing women writers and perform a brief poem for you. Below you will find information about the books mentioned and info on contacting me with book recommendations. The poem read is from Sea of Iron Hands,  available on Amazon. Books Mentioned: Savage Bloodline by Kenya Wright Beyond the Moonlit Sea by Julianne Maclean will be available June 14, 2022 *Each book is available on Amazon and other book retailers.

Happy Women's Month! This poem is dedicated to women and those who love their women, and it is just an early in tie to the full podcast which will be aired March 31st. Times TBA.

Tonight I am performing "Black As 1619" which will be available to read via Medium. I will also be reviewing Natasha Bowen's Skin of the Sea as well as Nikole Hannah Jone's The 1619 Project which is a powerful book as well.   You get a dose of poetry, black mermaids and an important study of Black people's imprint on America.   Thank you Alex Smith(https://linktr.ee/BeUnique247) for the percussion beat! I love you honey! Happy Black History Month!   Super cool links to visit: *some may be affiliate links. All this means is that if you purchase I'll receive a tiny fee from it. Thanks so much for your support!   Erica J – Medium Skin of the Sea(novel) The 1619 Project

Welcome to Episode 1! It is brief, but packs a punch! Join me as I explore who THEY  really are, in a poem inspired by none other than Gwendolyn Brooks' poem titled, "We Real Cool"   Credits: Intro music is "More Colour" Provided by Podcast.co Friend me on Facebook and IG!  

Welcome to the Introduction to Iron Hands poetry--a mini commercial vibe for your ears. Enjoy! Experience more at my Linktree  !