Ezra graduated from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke in 2017, with a Bachelors of Arts in English and minors in both Literature and British Studies. He then pursued a Masters in Information and Library Science from Appalachian State University, and was awarded the degree in May 2020.
He currently works as a YA Library Associate in North Carolina and spends much of his free time reading and writing, as one might expect of an aspiring novelist. A self-described enthusiastic scholar, he has made an effort to read more nonfiction since graduating, so as to continue learning about his favorite topics; his particular areas of interest include Medieval English History, Forensic Science, Prohibition Era America, and LGBTQ+ Studies.
Latest from the Blog:
Ten Months, Fifteen Novels in Translation
Back in January, I made my short, impromptu list of reading goals for the year: read at least thirty titles, read more about Medieval England, more Jewish Literature, and more Disability Visibility (the last of which, to be honest, I’ve made no progress toward). Novels in translation wasn’t a category that made the list, but…
Graduate Journal Reprint: The Library and LGBTQ+ Literature, Reader Representation and Recognition
(Note: This is one of a few blog posts I’ve decided to republish here, from a course journal blog I put together as part of my MLIS graduate program. I’m thinking I’d like to do more posts like these in the future, and so I’m reposting these as a sort of inspiration/reminder for myself! Original…
Reading Recap: January 2022
So far this year, I’ve managed to read a book a week – we’ll see if this keeps up! – and even better, all four titles were ones I enjoyed. One of them especially so; you can imagine my surprise when, two weeks into January, I found myself sure I’d just read one of my…
A Scrivener’s Scribblings 