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Tag Archives: reviews
“If Only For One Nite” – uplifting Black gay fiction from the late 90’s
I found If Only For One Nite by James Earl Hardy by accident while wandering the shelves at my local library, and since I’m interested in reading 1. LGBT lit and 2. romance that isn’t about well-to-do white Protestants, I eagerly grabbed it … Continue reading
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Tagged black, black fiction, book, book review, books, diversity, gay, gay fiction, glbt, james earl hardy, lgbt, m/m, qpoc, queer, reviews, weneeddiversebooks
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J. L. Douglas writing about her impressions of The Second Mango
Shira Glassman’s characters came across to me, the avid-yet-sometimes jaded reader of LGBT-YA romance, as much more than just points on some PC focus group checklist (as sometimes happens in this genre unfortunately). I really felt like these were … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, book reviews, books, lesbian, lgbt, lgbt ya, lgbtq, queer, review, reviews, ya lit, young adult
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