Competing Responsibilities: The Ethics and Politics of Contemporary Life
Susanna Trnka and Catherine Trundle
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Noting the pervasiveness of the adoption of "responsibility" as a core ideal of neoliberal...
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Bong Mines Entertainment (15 KP) rated Hues by Cam the Artisan in Music
Sep 2, 2019
The Kevin Cruz-directed audiovisual finds Cam the Artisan performing at various locations.
Also, the music video contains cameos from fellow rising music stars David The Tragic, Pote Baby, and a slew of Atlanta cool kids.
‘Wya?!’ contains a relatable storyline, harmonious rap vocals, and melodic instrumentation scented with a contemporary rap aroma.
The likable tune is a fan favorite from Cam the Artisan’s latest album, entitled, “Hues”.
Not too long ago, Cam the Artisan released a music video for his breakthrough single, entitled, “Bliss”.
“It really shows that Sprite is at the forefront of connecting with underground artists that are shaping our culture. Being selected to be a part of Sprite Way is an amazing feeling honestly, especially being able to represent the city of Atlanta. Also, little things like this show me I’m on the right path.” – Cam the Artisan
So far, the audiovisual for “Bliss” has collected over 16,ooo+ YouTube views, and over 900,000+ streams on Spotify.
Also, the song is featured as track #16 in the curated Sprite Way playlist featuring 18 other promising hip-hop artists.
Large Animals: Stories
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Jess Arndt’s striking debut collection confronts what it means to have a body. Boldly straddling...
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Rock ‘n’ Roll is Here to Pay: The History of Politics in the Music Industry
Steve Shapple and Reebee Garofalo
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"At last, the definitive book on rock music as an industry." --Studs Terkel"Rock and roll is here to...
Widowland
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To control the past, they edited history. To control the future, they edited literature. London,...
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A Little Something Different
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The distinctive new crowdsourced publishing imprint Swoon Reads proudly presents its first published...
The Silence of Scheherazade
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Set in the ancient city of Smyrna, this powerful novel follows the intertwining fates of four...
Historical fiction Turkish Literary fiction War Cultural Colonialisation
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2660 KP) rated Art Attack in Books
Oct 8, 2026
The book took a bit of time to fully set up graffiti culture. I was glad to see the fact that it is a crime was eventually brought up, even if in passing. I was impressed with how the characters followed a logical set of clues, and there were some good twists along the way. Unfortunately, the climax was a bit rushed, including a plot point left dangling. On the other hand, I continue to love the characters. Their friendship is great to watch, and I love the fact that the adults are responsible as well. Overall, I enjoyed it, and I’m sure the target audience will as well.
Dracoria Malfoy (690 KP) rated An Absolutely Remarkable Thing in Books
Mar 17, 2019
no.
was he?
i suppose so.
and did he live up to the expectations i set on this book?
yes.
this book was genuinely an amazing observation on fame and culture. it accurately depicted how change in terms of popularity can affect a person regarding both their relationships and how they percieve themselves. starring a queer lead, this book was quite frankly incredibly well done. i've gotta say, i didn't expect this level from a debut novel. I feel like the only reason i took off some points was because the story dragged a bit or sped up too much at points. there was never a constant, perfect pace to this story, though maybe that just added to the peculiarity of this novel.
also, gotta say;
certainly not YA