Happy Monday, friends! Today is a special day. Today, Double Vision Editorial is relaunching our website, www.doublevisioneditorial.com! Over the past few months, we have worked tirelessly to completely revamp our site, with a new design, new blog, awesome new services, and lots of great info! To celebrate, we’re doing a special […]
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We all know the United States is in a great deal of turmoil right now. A viral pandemic, rampant racism, police brutality–it’s a sad and scary time. But mixed into that little cocktail of darkness came a bright light this week when the Supreme Court ruled that workplace discrimination on […]
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At least twice a year, Merriam-Webster updates its dictionary, the most recent batches having been announced in September 2019 and March 2020. Sometimes it’s to add brand-new terms, others it’s to allow new word usage, and still others it’s to tweak existing entries. While some people couldn’t care less and […]
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I love a good adaptation. Some people fight them tooth and nail, but I welcome them. I find it intriguing to see how one person’s work can inspire another, how we can view a single piece of art (of any kind!) in countless different ways.
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Well, it’s not by writing a bad book. Lots of great authors put out a bad book here and there. Even authors who put out consistently bad books can have careers. The truth of it is, for every bad book that is written, there is a reader somewhere who likes it. So […]
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This morning I awoke to find tweets from two of my favorite people in the world about the banning of a YA novel we all read years ago for the RBtL book club. I immediately knew I had to write about it today. Almost every member voted for THE MISEDUCATION OF CAMERON POST that month, and I for one read it ravenously. When […]
Read More →Adrienne LaCava‘s debut novel, NO ONE CAN KNOW, has hit shelves in plenty of time for the anniversary of the JFK assassination, a pivotal point in the story’s unfolding. And with only five-star reviews on Amazon thus far, it’s no surprise Kirkus Reviews loved it, too: LaCava’s well-researched, character-driven debut thriller […]
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Leave it to Buzzfeed to take everything I studied about literature for so many years of my life and compare it to Disney films. LOL Love it. Ahh if only everything in life could have a Disney-related glossary… 1. Theme Definition: A common thread or repeated idea that is incorporated throughout […]
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