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I wanted to explore some classic gothic writing from the Black perspective, but as I started researching classic gothic literature, I noticed a familiar pattern. Only certain titles and authors were named in these conversations. So I’m researching and trying to come up with a true definition for

gothic romance feels like one of those genres I was standing on the outside of looking into. You know what I mean? Because a lot of the books peopIe consider classics in this genre are so rooted in white European settings and experiences. But reading Windward Heights though? This felt so new and so

I didn’t always question why I liked oddities. I just knew I did. I’ve always been drawn to things that feel a little bit off, like anything that felt eerie or unexplained. I grew up watching shows like Unsolved Mysteries and X-Files and reading and watching horror. I was always curious about

my version of 75 Hard includes reading 10+ pages of a horror book every day (or night). Here are some books on my tbr. Currently on Day 5 and it's going very well. I just don't have enough energy to post content. I've started the editing process on week 1's vlog and it should be

How's the challenge going? Sorry I wasn't able to check-in yesterday but Day 1 was a busy one. It's currently Day 2 and I just finished my grocery shopping for the week. I will be meal prepping these today (except for breakfast, I'll do that tomorrow). Check out the Halloween themed