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Sunday, February 27, 2011
"Secretly" - A Vintage Montage Of Guys Together. MJS posted this romantic video, with music by Jimmie Rodgers and black and white photography of men embracing.
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Angie Smibert, a member of the YA writing group The League of Extraordinary Writers, posted the blog entry Gay Teens in YA Science Fiction and Fantasy. The entry examines gay-positive depictions in sf/f and asks about others.
According to the their statement, “The League of Extraordinary Writers is a group of debut YA authors who write science fiction and dystopian works. The five of us have works that run the gamut of near-future mind control to far-future space travel, but they do have one thing in common: a future where the Earth we know now is twisted, gone.”
According to the their statement, “The League of Extraordinary Writers is a group of debut YA authors who write science fiction and dystopian works. The five of us have works that run the gamut of near-future mind control to far-future space travel, but they do have one thing in common: a future where the Earth we know now is twisted, gone.”
The trailer Gay Science Fiction has received over 6000 views at YouTube. Keywords: adventure Degranon gay books gay writing writers scifi sci-fi sci fi syfy sf fantasy novels race weight discrimination racism oppressive laws war civil war diversity queer LGBT gay-friendly characters fantastic fiction time travel
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
West Texas fiction review: “The Acorn Stories”–living in a small town.
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Sunday, February 20, 2011
On Feb. 17, Hero author Perry Moore passed away from an apparent overdose of pain medication. Moore also produced the Narnia movies; details about his projects appear at MovieWeb and doorQ.
The novel Hero involves a gay teen who joins a group of superheroes. I had written an extremely brief review of Hero, which follows.
I grew up loving DC Comics superheroes, so I enjoyed the many nods to them here. Hero pokes a little fun while playing homage, but it also explores the "secret life" themes in engaging ways.
The novel Hero involves a gay teen who joins a group of superheroes. I had written an extremely brief review of Hero, which follows.
I grew up loving DC Comics superheroes, so I enjoyed the many nods to them here. Hero pokes a little fun while playing homage, but it also explores the "secret life" themes in engaging ways.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Book and movie critic Amos Lassen has re-posted his review of New Readings of Winesburg, Ohio.
Read the review, Rethinking Gertrude Stein.
Read the review, Rethinking Gertrude Stein.
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