*Young, Broke, and Talented* (2015) Is Progressive, Raw, and Unapologetic | Mimo Reads 🗣️

A review of an older project I am still proud to have been a part of. This is a book review I wrote for the Toronto Public Library regarding the anthology book that I had contributed a submission to in 2015 called Young, Broke, & Talented.

Can also be considered an entry for Winds Of The East.

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