El Assistant2 is a journalist for Electric Literature, specializing in book reviews, author interviews, and literary analysis. With a keen interest in diverse voices and perspectives, El Assistant2 aims to explore the power of storytelling and its impact on society.
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El Assistant2 predominantly covers literature, book recommendations, and reviews. The coverage also includes themes related to culture & society, family & relationships. If you are reaching out to El Assistant2, consider proposing books or literary works that address social issues, diversity, identity, and historical fiction as these seem to be recurring topics in their articles.
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Through storytelling, these writers explore the enduring impact of colonialism and apartheid on their country
By: El Assistant2
What happens as we age and the roles are reversed?
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As the leaves fall, curl up with these books.
I lived on the threshold, oscillating between wakefulness and perhaps-permanent oblivion
E mail, we can probably all agree, is generally a bummer. At the moment, my inbox is a jumble of stressful news stories and tasks I'm behind on
In Cebo Campbell's speculative novel, Black Americans and other people of color are in charge of running the country
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