She probably reads more books than you. In this Adventist Voices episode, Spectrum managing editor Alisa Williams talks about how she reads about one hundred books a year. She also shares the highs and lows from the ten she read in June — on religion, young adult literature, poetry, and suspense. We also discuss the pros and cons about her life online with Spectrum and what gives her hope for the future of Adventism.
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Books and book reviews mentioned in this episode:
Book Review: The Church of Us vs. Them by David E. Fitch
Book Review: When Poets Pray by Marilyn McEntyre
Mystery/suspense: the Sue Grafton alphabet mysteries, the Nevada Barr national park mysteries, and Jane Harper's books.
Young adult: American Street by Ibi Zoboi
Alexander Carpenter is a board member of Adventist Forum, the organization that publishes Spectrum.
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