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Book Review

On Fridays We Dance

by Katerie Prior

When asked about religion, actress Anjelica Huston once commented, “On one hand, I pray; on the other hand, I don’t believe. I am constantly between the two.” While even the devout struggle with faith, it can lead us to unexpected... Read More

Book Review

Liberation

by Lee Gooden

Old-school vampire fans rejoice! Eric Munson’s Liberation: The Beginning steals the vampire genre from the prepubescent and adolescent politically correct romance sect. He brings it back home to horror, science fiction, and fantasy... Read More

Book Review

The Perfect Family

by Joseph Thompson

The cruelest part of leaving the closet is watching family members retreat into the newly vacated space. In gay literature this aspect of coming out is often sidelined. A person comes out and the narrative focuses on that person and his... Read More

Book Review

Rendezvous Rock

by Alicia Sondhi

Based on the title, description, and cover image featuring the silhouette of a young couple embracing in the moonlight, "Rendezvous Rock", the debut novel by Ricky Bray, might be initially seen as a simple, boy-meets-girl romance. In... Read More

Book Review

Tiny Sunbirds Far Away

by Barbara Bamberger Scott

Blessing, the heroine of this remarkable coming-of-age novel, is an intelligent, sensitive young girl who finds her privileged life stripped away when her Nigerian businessman father cheats on her mother. She and her brother Ezekiel are... Read More

Book Review

The Coffins of Little Hope

by Lisa Romeo

One pleasure of this quirky, heartfelt novel is the feeling of being in direct conversation with the first-person narrator—an odd, spirited, and no-nonsense woman who speaks up even, one gets the sense, when she ought to know better.... Read More

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