While Dragons Claim the Sky
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May 3 2019
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Writing Menopause: An Anthology of Fiction, Poetry and Creative Nonfiction
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Sep 5 2017
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978-1-77133-353-5
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Difficult Women
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Oct 24 2016
isn:
9780802125392
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Am I Blue? Coming Out from the Silence
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Aug 21 2015
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0060242531
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Acts of God
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Aug 1 2015
isn:
9781616201104
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Bats or Swallows
Canadian zine maker Teri's short stories are so good, and I don't even like short stories. (I can call her Teri because we're social media friends, and I've read most of her zines.) Her protagonists come from a variety of backgrounds. Most are young, but there's also a mother (of a stripper in his 20s), and one of them is male. I found all of narrators relatable and real.
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Nov 15 2013
isn:
978-1-926743-07-3
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Diverse Energies
Bucknell and Monti collect mixed-race themed science fiction/dystopic stories, some of which also feature queer characters. Sounds good, right?
reviewdate:
Aug 2 2013
isn:
978-1-60060-887-2
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Touch of Dead, a
I was a little creeped out by Harris's dedication, "For all those readers who want every last sip of Sookie." I wonder if she really thinks of her fans as vampires? Let me be clear that I like Sookie, but I'm not a fanatic about it. What I am a fanatic about is reading. I like to be thorough, so when I learned of this collection of short stories that complements or fills in the Sookie Stackhouse series, I requested it from the library right away.
reviewdate:
Mar 5 2010
isn:
978-0-441-01783-6