# Malinda Lo
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malinda lo is an American writer of young adult novels including Ash, Huntress, Adaptation, Inheritance, and A Line in the Dark. She also does research on diversity in young adult literature and publishing.
== Personal life ==
Lo was born in China and moved to the United States at the age of three.
Episode 29: Leverage the Library
@katyvance https://twitter.com/katyvance Malinda Lo: https://www.malindalo.com/ Cemetery Boys https://www.aiden-thomas.com/cemetery-boys Snapdragon: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250171122 Clap When You Land https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/52516332-clap-when-you-land Gender Queer https://w…
Lucky by Alice Sebold Removed for Wrong Reason. Last Night at the Telegraph Club: Banning the Perfect YA Novel
Hello Friends,
Today, I’d like to discuss a few banned and often challenged books: Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo, a YA multiple award winner and Lucky by Alice Sebold, which should be withdrawn from libraries, but not for the reasons it is being banned.
Before we dive into these …
Inside the Editor's Mind: Literary Thrills with Jennica Dotson
Host Edith welcomes editor Jennica Dotson to discuss how she became an editor through internships and on-the-job learning, and to explain the differences between developmental editing (big-picture plot, structure, character, and worldbuilding), line editing (stylistic, line-by-line refinement, ofte…
Book Club: Last Night at the Telegraph Club (2021)
(Banned) Book Club is back in session with Malinda Lo's incredibly "study-able" text, Last Night at the Telegraph Club (2021).
With input from listeners Daphne, Spencer, Miriam, and teabooksandchocolate, there's so much richness to pull from this queer historical book.
Plus: where it's banned; bein…
The Welfare Queen Myth: How Propaganda Picks Who We Fear
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Propaganda is a manufactured narrative repeated until it feels like common sense. In this episode of White Women Wake Up, Jonelle unpacks the American propaganda that quietly taught us who to fear, who to pity, and who to never think about at all. From the welfare queen Ronald Reag…
A Banned Book Club Blooms in Alberta The Alberta book fight takes pages from an American playbook Book censorship is about power Politicizing parental identity A moral panic fueled by disinformation and social media What to do in the face of censorship
Early in June, Joh Smolders came home to a surprise. Leaning against the white door of his condo in Airdrie, Alta., a parcel wrapped in bright, vermillion-red packaging stood waiting. Smolders's heart skipped a beat. The first instalment of his subscription to LitResistance had arrived.
Filled with…
July Reading and Fall Podcast Plans: Guess Who’s Back from Hiatus!
It's August, which means that it's time to talk about all of the books I read in July. I have thoughts about 2026 new releases, enthusiastic book recommendations, and much much more! Also, I share my thoughts about Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, because why not?
Books discussed in this episode: T…
Cubbie Reads: My 5-Star Book of the Year?!, Queer History, and a Wild Art Heist
September may have been a slow reading month, but the books I picked up were anything but ordinary! This week on Cubbie Reads, I'm talking about three books I finished and one nonfiction read that has me completely fascinated.
We’re diving into Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo, a beau…
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