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| | | | | On September 11th, 2001, Nell Rifkin finally got to talk to Fay Vasquez-Rabinowitz. That's not the most important thing that happened in Manhattan that day, but for the two high school juniors, it's a close second. Sitting next to each other for the first time in the Meetinghouse for the daily Worship, Nell giddily thinks, "My butt touched her butt. I mean, we were basically having sex." This is the debut novel from James Frankie Thomas, a native New Yorker [...] | |
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| | | | | We've got something exciting to share! Poet, scholar, and fiction writer Carol Guess has granted us access to one of her poems from her latest collection Sleep Tight Satellite. The collection investigates the role of queer found family against the dizzying backdrop of increasing surveillance, police violence, and government austerity. Guess is a multi-hyphenate talent with multiple Lambda Literary Award nominations under her belt and we couldn't be more excited to share this excerpt! | |
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| | | | | Can you ever really know someone else? The cliche is you can't know someone until you've walked in their shoes. Perhaps that's true. But does that mean you don't know your partner? Will you ever? And if one wanted to, what would it take to get there? | |
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