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Ask Your Friendly Neighbourhood Lesbrarian # 8: LGBTQ Magic Realism
My friend L writes: Any (well written!) magic realism books with LGTBQ characters? Preferably not YA or NA. Any books where a queer woman protagonist is a scientist of some kind and that’s not used as a shorthand for her … Continue reading
Posted in Amber Dawn, ask your friendly neighbourhood lesbrarian, Black, Canadian, Caribbean, Fiction, latina, magic realism, Non-Canadian, paranormal
Tagged ann-marie macdonald, ask your friendly neighbourhood lesbrarian, Black Fiction, fantasy, magic realism, Myriam Gurba, Nalo Hopkinson, suzette mayr, virginia woolf
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The Top Ten Best First Lines of Fiction (Oh Yeah, All by Women Writers)
Not only can (and should) you judge a book by its cover, but the first line is always a pretty good indicator of whether you’re going to like a book or not. The best kinds of first sentences can epitomize tone, … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Coming-of-age, Fiction, Jane Rule, Lesbian, Non-Canadian, Queer
Tagged Anne of Green Gables, Desert of the Heart, Emily M Danforth, Harriet the Spy, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, jane austen, Jane Rule, jeanette winterson, Louise Fitzhugh, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, Orlando, Pride and Prejudice, sarah waters, Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Tipping the Velvet, virginia woolf
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