Today, I will be doing a review and analysis of "Post-Colonial Love Poem" by Natalie Diaz. This won the Pulitzer Prize in poetry for 2020! First of all, Natalie Diaz is a very nice human being, and one of the more pleasurable authors I've had the chance to meet. She also has mastered the ability to weave in political and emotional topics with nature, spirituality, and deeper things. Almost no mainstream poets can do that. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a34thYfVDJ4

The accidental pen ink on my tooth will be commercialized as a new style with affiliate links by BookTubers within the week... What is the purpose of BookTube? What has the BILLIONS of minutes watching BookTube done to end suffering in the world? Studies have shown monthly wrap ups create phenomenological awareness in rats. Ten minute reviews on terrible books help drive the aesthetic emptiness that helps us feel cozy at night. BookTube tags help me connect with my favorite NPC who helps me be a better NPC who share no real value with the world... The knowledge in books can change the world. However, social media, TV shows, and video games are smoking books in terms of popularity. Those mediums have a cap on how much they can change the world. We need anyone and everyone we can to create long-form content about books. Breaking books down, motivating others to read, helping others through books, and anything else can do to help get others into books. Imagine if 500 million people read a book that had a 90% success rate of changing their life in area. THAT IS POSSIBLE. We need to do anything and everything to do that ourselves or clear the path for someone who can. But, how can we inflate our super-ego without TBR videos??? GTFO BookTube ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG5ARWuxwqg