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Truth in Fantasy and LGBT Heroes

By |October 12th, 2015|Categories: Archive, Author Guest Blog|Tags: |

by Andrew J. Peters I don’t know how I got into writing fantasy exactly. I certainly didn’t follow the popular advice: write what you know. My books tend to involve ancient world settings and characters [...]

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How To Make Your Library a Safe Space for Queer Teens

By |October 8th, 2015|Categories: Archive, Guest Blogs|

by Angie Manfredi Last year, I chose Alex London’s YA dystopian thriller Proxy as my teen book club’s selection. This meant my library would purchase multiple copies, many teens would read it, and then we [...]

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The “Acceptance” Narrative in Trans YA

By |September 30th, 2015|Categories: Archive, Guest Blogs|Tags: , |

by Vee S. Transgender people, like most marginalized groups, have continuously had their stories taken from them. Throughout the years, they’ve been told that the feelings of their oppressors are more valid and important than [...]

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Labels, Erasure, Visibility: A Q&A About (Not) Writing Bi Characters

By |September 27th, 2015|Categories: Archive, Author Guest Blog|Tags: , |

by Corinne Duyvis Identification. Labels. Exploration. These topics are often brought up in YA. Even more so in queer YA: after all, discovering your own identity and who you are or aren’t attracted to is [...]

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#BiVisibility

By |September 26th, 2015|Categories: Archive, Guest Blogs|Tags: |

Bisexual Awareness Week Series: Day 6 – Previous Posts: Introduction to Bisexual Awareness Week Series – Bisexuality in YA – On Failing to Recognize Ourselves in Mirrors – The “B” Word – There Once Was a [...]

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It’s Not Just a Phase

By |September 25th, 2015|Categories: Archive, Author Interview|Tags: |

Bisexual Awareness Week Series: Day 5 – Previous Posts: Introduction to Bisexual Awareness Week Series – Bisexuality in YA – On Failing to Recognize Ourselves in Mirrors – The “B” Word - There Once Was a [...]

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There Once Was a Girl

By |September 24th, 2015|Categories: Archive, Guest Blogs|Tags: , |

Bisexual Awareness Week Series: Day 4 – Previous Posts: Introduction to Bisexual Awareness Week Series – Bisexuality in YA – On Failing to Recognize Ourselves in Mirrors - The "B" Word by Tristina Wright Once [...]

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The “B” Word

By |September 23rd, 2015|Categories: Archive, Guest Blogs|Tags: , |

Bisexual Awareness Week Series: Day 3 – Previous Posts: Introduction to Bisexual Awareness Week Series – Bisexuality in YA - On Failing to Recognize Ourselves in Mirrors by Camryn Garrett Reading a book is like [...]

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Bisexuality in YA

By |September 21st, 2015|Categories: Archive, Author Guest Blog|Tags: , |

Bisexual Awareness Week Series: Day 1 – Previous Posts: Introduction to Bisexual Awareness Week Series by Shira Glassman Climbing the Date Palm by Shira Glassman (Prizm Books, 2014) When I was a little [...]

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