Tagged “book recs”
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I pay for membership of the World Science Fiction Society, so that I can nominate and vote in the Hugo Awards each year. I keep meaning to blog my noms and votes, so here we go…
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book recs
LGBTQ+
Book review: “Shy Trans Banshee” by Tony Santorella
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Book review: “Seven Recipes for Revolution” by Ryan Rose
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weeknotes
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book recs
A 3rd week of weeknotes is positively miraculous!
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Harry Nicholas’s first book, an autobiographical work, contains an impressive amount of interesting and considered thought in its 224 pages. At its core, the book is an eloquent narrative of his journey from one relationship to another, with transformative self-discovery in between.
But, of course, it is so much more than that, as any such tale always is.
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2021 has been A Lot™ — somehow even more so than 2020 has been. Thankfully, 2021 started with 4 books I had excitedly pre-ordered, having seen them talked about online, which made me realise that reading queer characters was making me feel better. And in 2021, we all need to feel better.
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One of the many things I love about the LGBTQ in Technology Slack is that it’s got a shedload of people one can ask for advice on just about any topic.
Last week, one of the parents on the group asked about book recommendations to help her 5yo daughter become a better, more considerate classmate to a member of her kindergarten who is on the autism spectrum.
Because the list of links that resulted seems like it might be useful to other people, I’ve copied the recommendations into a blogpost.
