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Hi! I'm Zach Laengert (they/them)

Zach wears a dark blue jacket over a purple dress shirt and tie. They stand in front of a grey stone wall.

Welcome to Prose and Context, my literary blog and professional website. I am an experienced writer, researcher and communicator who takes an imaginative approach to analyzing, editing and writing content. I can offer a variety of communications services to meet your needs, as demonstrated through my diverse portfolio. If you like to read, my blog explores a myriad of literary topics. You can also reach out on social media or through the form on my contact page!

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September
Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo

If we’re going back to school this month, why not make it an occult-shadowed Yale seen through the eyes of high school dropout Alex Stern. Leigh Bardugo combines her proven abilities with her love for the setting and some chilling urban fantasy to produce a modern classic and staple of the dark academia genre.

August
Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie

Colonization, postgenderism, artificial intelligence, religion, intrigue, ethics and more tea than you could drink in your lifetime. Ann Leckie’s breakout 2013 space opera opened up a universe of storytelling which has been explored by many of my favourite authors over the past decade.

July
A Wizard of Earthsea

Ursula K. Le Guin is among the most important authors in the history of the speculative fiction genre. As a woman writing in a typically male field, Le Guin set the stage for many of my favourite storytellers today. First Published in 1968, A Wizard of Earthsea is both the original 'wizard school' book and stars Indigenous-inspired characters. It's short and sweet, so consider giving it a shot!

June
Amberlough by Lara Elena Donnelly

For Pride Month, a heart-gripping tale about loveable characters fighting to maintain their way of life in the face of misplaced fear and discrimination. As culturally relevant as it gets, and thrilling all the way.

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