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Queer Lens / A History of Photography / Paul Martineau, editorRyan Linkof, editor / Getty Publications / Hardcover $65.00 (342pp) / 978-1-60606-969-1 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop) / Paul Martineau and Ryan Linkof’s evocative...
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Prepping for this interview with Be Steadwell got us thinking about Black sisterhood—that powerful, evocative, edgy, and exclusive club of women friends who see in each other the nerve and determination to overcome a world set on...
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The Tiny Things Are Heavier / Esther Ifesinachi Okonkwo / Bloomsbury Publishing / Hardcover $28.99 (288pp) / 978-1-63973-410-8 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop) / An immigrant contends with alienation and love in Esther Ifesinachi...
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Two high school students take tentative steps toward a relationship in Moosopp’s romantic graphic novel "Daybreak". Marcus and Cog are classmates from different friend groups who pass each other in the halls and around campus. Marcus...
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A woman and her sisters navigate wartime life with a serial killer on the loose in the gripping graphic novel "The Brownout Murders". In Melbourne, Australia, the threat of Japanese invasion looms and a brownout is ordered to dim the...
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Laws regarding classroom science curricula are examined in Alexander and Harold Gouzoules’s deft history book The Hundred Years’ Trial. The Gouzouleses’ scientific and legal expertise informs this fascinating history, which moves...
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"Little Red Barns" blends investigative journalism with memoir to unveil the cruelty and corruption of American factory farms. The book aims to dismantle the myth of the idyllic American family farm and confront the grim realities of...
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“The Texas grid is a land flowing with milk, honey, and countless ways to die” in Lyndsey Lewellen’s exciting novel "The Crier Stone", in which a girl works to save the corrupt city she escaped. In a post-apocalyptic wasteland,...
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