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| | | | | A Review of Cassandra Khaw's The Salt Grows Heavy. In Cassandra Khaw's haunting new novella, "The Salt Grows Heavy," the chilling taiga serves as a backdrop to a macabre fairy tale featuring a mute mermaid princess, haunted by the trauma of a cruel prince's exploitation, a mysterious plague doctor, and a pack of feral forest children. | |
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| | | | | The purpose in retracing a homophobic and AIDSphobic American history for Steven Reigns in A Quilt for David is endearing and enduring. Turning a few pages in, readers learn from Reigns's words, "I'd sew a quilt for you. //a remembrance of you." Since the late 1980's, the AIDS Quilt invites individuals to engage in conversation and feelings of grief about those lost to AIDS. Reigns says in the Preface that he is a certified HIV Test Counselor in California and [...] | |
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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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| | | From the back cover: Here is the essential manual for the AD&D game Dungeon Master. All the information you need to create and run thrill... | ||
