Category Archives: Book Review

The Bell Jar Curve, eh

today I was able to leisure pleasure read for the first time, as one would normally refer to sitting on a comfortable furniture with a beverage of choice at hand and reading from page one to the last of a … Continue reading

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Allies: The Discrimination Barrier

na An LGBTQ political party is starting in Israel. Would one work in the U.S.? Nina Trygg • 3 days ago from “instinct magazine” Pennsylvania Establishes Nation’s First LGBTQ Commission Victor M Rocha | August 12, 2018 On Monday, Pennsylvania’s … Continue reading

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The Canadian War on Queers, in two parts

The Original Gay and Lesbian Purge from the start of the Government Security Act Purge the First and the second post Brian Mossop Ruling The Harper Government Purge The Second. The Canadian War on Queers Posted on May 29, 2016by dykewriter The Canadian … Continue reading

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Teachers, Speakers and Coaches: Role Modeling

Ray • 5 hours ago Gay Lifestyle??? Being gay is not a lifestyle, just like heterosexuals some of us are poor, some are rich. Some live lavish “lifestyles”, some barely get by. Being gay is a trait, like being tall, having red … Continue reading

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Books in Context: Frankenstein

The Doctor was a monster, because he was all work to create from death what he could have by living and having offspring People feared the lumbering Creation, lacking a name, trying to make connections. on the level of reading … Continue reading

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BuffyVerse: the Missing Slayer

  There is one chosen, who is in a continual replace line. First the Movie and then TV When Buffy drowned, Kendra and Mr Pointy appeared. Then, there was Faith, good then bad, with Angel and Back again   Switching … Continue reading

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L Ron Hubbard: Writer of Religion

Haahahaa I remember seeing his sea monkey slaughter to test if plants could feel tv special. seriously a voltmeter this particular instrument operated on the ‘ignorance principle.’ it was very hush-hush. People need to give him credit for the stuff … Continue reading

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Book/Movie Review: Lord of the Flies

Lord of the Flies is a story of school boys as wartime castaways trying to remain civilized. The novel was widely published and a classic, there had even been a 1960s movie – a British one, like the novel, wherein … Continue reading

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Dear SE Hinton – you are not the victim

I went out for three hours with both my parents today. Three stops in total, so well within comfort levels. Hinton the Hack fails at Art: Young adult author refuses to include gay or black characters, claims she’s being ‘attacked’ … Continue reading

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Queer SF: A Different Kind of Light

Published in 1978, A Different Kind of Light has been long deemed a rare gay SF story and one of the few books to deal with AIDS. Except that it didn’t really deal with anything. The story is a man … Continue reading

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