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The Weekly Waitlist: April 11, 2021
This week's list is from our Personal Reading Assistant, Aphrodite Jenkins!
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The Weekly Waitlist: April 11, 2021
This week's list is from our Personal Reading Assistant, Aphrodite Jenkins!
How to Write a Poem
This collection of books about how to write poetry has something for aspiring poets of all ages and those who teach them.
I have wildly conflicted feelings about this book. On the one hand, I am wary of the line we draw in oppressor/oppressed or colonizer/colonized romantic…
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From Seed to Seed: Seed Saving for Everyone
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"Hail (hail), what's the matter with you...." Who do you envision when you hear that song? (If your answer is Star-Lord, I mean, sure. That's legit.) If…
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Some books just reach out and grab you by the synapses, you know? Debora Harding’s heart-wrenching memoir, “Dancing With the Octopus: A Memoir of a Crime”…
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Chinese Fiction in Translation
From classics to science fiction, same-sex love to mystery, day to day life to revolution, here are works of Chinese language fiction.
Rainbow Reads Book Chat - March 2021
The Rainbow Reads Book Club met and exchanged a lot of excellent book recommendations! The majority are LGBTQ+ themed, but some weren't.
The Way of the Househusband
Did you ever wonder, "what would a manga series in vignettes about a former Yakuza leader who quit The Life to become the Absolute Best Domestic Caretaker…
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