Hi! Let me tell you what I’ve been doing at BOOM! 💁🏾♀️ I’m the Special Projects Editor—a new role that works on all creative for our special editions, merch, and anything related to direct-to-consumer campaigns. The first kickstarter I’ve worked on is live! kickstarter.com/projects/boo…
Ready for a reading adventure? Dora's got the journey and the stories! 🗺️
📚 Dora: The Magic Tree / El árbol mágico by G. M. King
📚 Dora: Adventure Awaits! / ¡La aventura te espera! by @dezinpub, illustrated by Erik Doescher
📚 Dora: Level 1 Reader: Wake Up, Big Red Chicken! by Gabrielle Reyes
I love when people try to escape it by going “he’s a naturalized foundling or was born in a pod” like Ma and Pa Kent didn’t break mountains of laws in fabricating and lying where and how they got him and every single paper needed to adopt or identify him.
Hi friends and colleagues! Just clarifying that I won’t be acquiring anything in my new position at BOOM! (it was one of the main reasons I took this job). I’ll be taking a much needed ??-years-long break from my beloved developmental editing but who knows what the future holds.
When I talk about Hollywood interjecting more white centered conservative politics into their films, this is what I'm talking about: Nani denigrating Hawai'ian beliefs and turning Lilo over to the gov't so she can study outside of Hawai'i is colonial anti-indigenous messaging.
“It’s not racism, though. People just think she’s a bad character and the trailer just looks bad”.
BULL! SHIT! We saw this character ONE! TIME! In the MCU. And it was in a film that people generally liked! NOTHING about this trailer warranted this kind of reaction! 🚫