56 Books By Women and Nonbinary Writers of Color to Read in 2020
A few years ago, because I was having trouble finding upcoming books by women of color to read and review, I compiled and published a list...
How to Create Templates in Google Docs
If you find yourself creating the same outline of a document over and over again, you can save yourself an immense amount of time with a...
Java retrospective #4 – disappointments of 2019
Did you find anything in the Java world disappointing last year? The agreements between Oracle and the Eclipse Foundation regarding Java EE. The fact that Jakarta...
Books Are a Place to Put Your Feelings: The Millions Interviews Jami Attenberg
Jami Attenberg, author of seven novels and recent New Orleans transplant, is a very considerate interviewee. I know everyone starts these little intros with gushing remarks;...
Books Are a Place to Put Your Feelings: The Millions Interviews Jami Attenberg
Jami Attenberg, author of seven novels and recent New Orleans transplant, is a very considerate interviewee. I know everyone starts these little intros with gushing remarks;...
Books Are a Place to Put Your Feelings: The Millions Interviews Jami Attenberg
Jami Attenberg, author of seven novels and recent New Orleans transplant, is a very considerate interviewee. I know everyone starts these little intros with gushing remarks;...
Storystorm 2020 Day 2: Shutta Crum’s Two Faces of Intention
by Shutta Crum Intention: that’s an important word—especially now as we celebrate the month of Janus (the god of beginnings) and when we make our resolutions,...
DevOps – The Troubles Of Automating All The Things
In this DevOps Conference session, J. Paul Reed takes a look at some of the impacts and challenges pervasive automation has presented for engineers and operations,...
Driss Chraïbi & the Novel Morocco Had to Ban
Laila Lalami, a Moroccan American novelist who grew up in Rabat, has praised Chraïbi as “the first writer I read as a child who created Moroccan...
Driss Chraïbi & the Novel Morocco Had to Ban
Laila Lalami, a Moroccan American novelist who grew up in Rabat, has praised Chraïbi as “the first writer I read as a child who created Moroccan...
