Is Bindery working? How traditional publishing works & how I run my own imprint, Boundless Press 📚

And what I liked about Burn the Sea also was that it had romance, but it wasn't the focus of the book and it was nowhere near the focus of the book. about the women in the book and that was something I really loved in books like Kaikeyi by Vaishnavi Patel and this idea of several women banding together to do the thing, to stand with integrity. And I loved that it also delved into colonialism and being very anti-colonial.

In the case of Dust Settles North, I had truly never in my life read a book that so perfectly encapsulated what it feels like to be a person living between two cultures, like living that diaspora experience, living with the expectations that your parents put on you, living with religious guilt, trying to understand your own perspective on things versus your parents, and also specifically dealing with the experience of coming from a, you know, heritage and motherland that has been through deep political unrest.