Welcome back to the Stacks, a podcast about books and the people who read them.

I'm your host Tracy Thomas and our guest today

is the author of Black Card, Chris L. Terry.

Chris tells us about his lightly satirical novel,

his experiences as a mixed kid,

and why he doesn't have a go-to book recommendation.

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