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Bisexual Erasure and Monosexism in Rainbow Rowell’s CARRY ON
Bisexual erasure is always a piece of poopy garbage, but it’s especially disheartening to encounter it while reading a book during Bi Visibility Week. Let me explain: I recently read the fantasy YA book Carry On by Rainbow Rowell. I … Continue reading
Posted in Bisexual, Fantasy, Fiction, Non-Canadian, Queer
Tagged bisexual books, Bisexual Visibility, bisexul erasure
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