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Monthly Archives: July 2012
I just found this wonderful post from Malinda Lo, the author of the wonderful novel Ash. She has statistically broken down all of the YA lit being published for 2012 into it’s gay content. Head over and take a look. (Yay pie charts!)
Not the Only Journey
I was speaking to a writer whose work I very much admire tonight and the conversation turned, as conversations between writers inevitably will, to whether there is in fact more than just one story. The one story being “the Hero’s … Continue reading
