Twitter Roundup: Book and Diversity News, Mostly from NPR

Vive la France!

Since I'm still deeply enmeshed in my rewrite of my next novel, I thought I'd do another roundup of links, this time articles I tweeted about over the past week or so. (I seem to get active on Twitter whenever I have a lot of laptop work to do...plus I've been reading news on my iPad before I go to bed at night.) And I like rounding up my Twitter links because eventually, on Twitter, stuff goes away.

Anyway, here's hoping you A) had a Happy Bastille Day, and B) find something of interest here:

• via @nprnews: Food In Science Fiction: In The Future, We Will All Eat Lasers http://n.pr/12u7PvF
• via @nprnews: Book News: 'The Great Gypsy'? School Reading List Is Error-Riddled http://n.pr/16x7OcE 
• via @nprnews: Dueling Stereotypes: Bad Asian Drivers, Good At Everything http://n.pr/1a9q1kv
• Via @nprnews: The Questions People Get Asked About Their Race http://n.pr/18oNkpL 
• 'Flying Sikh': Indian sprinter Milkha Singh biopic set for release http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-23241269 …
• RT @delzey: blogged again: the elzey test for multiculturalism in YA literature http://ow.ly/2yh5KO
• via @nprnews: Book News: 'Ender's Game' Author Responds To Boycott Threats http://n.pr/1aaz3xG