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Monthly Archives: February 2017
A (trans) Pan/Hook slash novel by a trans guy releases next week and it’s the best thing I’ve read in 2017 so far
At long last, my review of Peter Darling, by Austin Chant. Fair warning: Peter Pan and the idea of Captain Hook as a love interest are important enough to me that this review has turned into a post on a recipe blog–in … Continue reading
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Tagged austin chant, book review, captain hook, fantasy, lgbt, m/m romance, pan/hook, peter darling, peter pan, queer, trans, trans author, trans authors, trans fantasy, trans lit, trans literature, trans man, trans men, villains
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Review: The Vanisher Variations, a Jewish Regency mystery mostly set in Brighton
The Vanisher Variations is definitely one of the Libi Astaire Jewish Regencies that stands out in the series for well-constructed plot, satisfyingness of the mystery’s solution, representation of diversity, and even just how much fun I had reading it. At … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, book reviews, cozy mystery, jewish, jewish books, libi astaire, mysteries, mystery, mystery novel, regency
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