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A Collection at Once Tough and Tender: A Review of Kristyn Dunnion’s The Dirt Chronicles
In The Dirt Chronicles, Kristyn Dunnion writes brilliant, moving stories about a diverse crowd: anarchist punks, dumpster-diving freegans, a First Nations lesbian teenager, queer brown kids in foster care, trans sex workers, middle-aged ostensibly straight men with intense homoerotic cross-cultural … Continue reading →
Posted in Canadian, Fiction, Gay, Indigenous, Kristyn Dunnion, Lesbian, Queer, Sex Work, Short Stories, Toronto, Trans, Trans Masculine, Transgender
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Tagged Arsenal Pulp Press, Book Review, books, Canadian, Canadian Fiction, Class, Lesbian Fiction, literature, Punk, Toronto
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Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian 