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Category Archives: Kristyn Dunnion
Hello, Queer YA: An Introduction to Queer Canadian Young Women’s Fiction
Having started reading Beth Goobie’s young adult novel Hello, Groin this morning (I’m liking it so far—although the title is a bit unfortunate), I decided it was time to do some talking about queer young adult books on this blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Bisexual, Canadian, Coming-of-age, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic, Hiromi Goto, Ivan E. Coyote, Jewish, Kristyn Dunnion, Lesbian, Mariko Tamaki, Montreal, Queer, Toronto, Trans Masculine, Young Adult
Tagged Arsenal Pulp Press, Beth Goobie, Cheryl Rainfield, Doubleday Canada, Groundwood Books, Jill Murray, Jillian Tamaki, Kensington, Leane Lieberman, literature, Luanne Armstrong, Orca Book Publishers, Penguin Publishers, Powell's books, R.J. Stevens, Red Deer Press, Robin Stevenson, Westside Books, young adult books
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Happy Victoria and Toronto Pride! Some Literary Events for Queer Book Nerds
For those of us book-inclined queer folks, pride season not only means parades and general fuzzy feelings of being surrounded by queer family, but awesome literary events featuring some of the best in queer writing, storytelling, theatre, poetry, and more. Canadian … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Farzana Doctor, Kristyn Dunnion, Lesbian, News, Queer, Toronto, Transgender, Victoria
Tagged book events, Farzana Doctor, Kristyn Dunnion, Nalo Hopkinson, Nina Arsenault, pride, proud voices, Toronto, Victoria
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