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In Episode 120, Flourish and Elizabeth welcome back one of their earliest guests, Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, to talk about her book about race, fantasy, fandom (and more!), The Dark Fantastic. Topics covered include what Ebony's work as a reading professor entails, the themes of the book, Barnes & Noble's "diverse book cover" controversy, and what to do with the problematic canon of children's literature. They also discuss a listener's response to the last episode, about whether Oscar Isaac really can be said to "ship" Finnpoe.
By Elizabeth Minkel & Flourish Klink4.9
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In Episode 120, Flourish and Elizabeth welcome back one of their earliest guests, Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, to talk about her book about race, fantasy, fandom (and more!), The Dark Fantastic. Topics covered include what Ebony's work as a reading professor entails, the themes of the book, Barnes & Noble's "diverse book cover" controversy, and what to do with the problematic canon of children's literature. They also discuss a listener's response to the last episode, about whether Oscar Isaac really can be said to "ship" Finnpoe.

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