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Monthly Archives: June 2017
A Gay Coming of Age Story that Avoids Tidy Resolutions and Black and White Morals: A Review of CINNAMON TOAST AND THE END OF THE WORLD by Janet E. Cameron
Janet E. Cameron’s debut novel is not the whimsical or light-hearted story you might expect from the cheery title and cover. In fact, it’s a coming of age / coming out YA story that follows the general formula of these … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Fiction, Gay, Halifax, Queer, Rural, Young Adult
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June Patreon update: Help Me Make New Goals and Shape the Direction of Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian in the Future
Happy … summer? I hope it’s feeling sufficiently summery for you wherever you are and whatever that means for you! This month’s Patreon update—click on that link if you don’t know what I’m talking about—is fairly quiet. Good news is … Continue reading
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