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Book Reviews, LGBTQIA, Memoir

Book Review: How the Boogeyman Became a Poet

Posted on23 February, 202422 February, 2024

Title: How the Boogeyman Became a Poet Author: Tony Keith Jr.   Genres:  Memoir Pages: 341 Publisher: Katherine Tegan Books Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available now Summary: Poet, […] Read More

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Book Lists, LGBTQIA

Queer YA: Summer Edition

Posted on17 July, 201930 June, 2019

My favorite subset of YA is QPoC-centered YA, and there’s a couple out this summer — including the third book in the Sidekick Squad series, which has ace/aro rep (!!). […] Read More

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Book Lists, Comics/Graphic Novels, Superhero

Catching up with Comics: Superhero, Mechs, and More!

Posted on27 March, 201930 January, 2023

For the last few years, I’ve been trying to get into reading comics more — and I count myself lucky that I have impeccable timing. The recent run of superhero […] Read More

Book Lists, LGBTQIA

Queer YA for Valentine’s Day

Posted on14 February, 20185 April, 2018

It’s Valentine’s Day! Or, as I like to call it, Discount Chocolate Day. When you’ve got enough chocolate to start a dragon’s hoard, why not grab a book or two […] Read More

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