Tag: Queer Fiction
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Review: When We Feel We Exist by Dre Hill
Dre Hill’s When We Feel We Exist is an intimate collection of poems that slap you in the face with life’s enormity whilst quietly urging you to continue on as you were - on the condition that you notice. This collection of poetry goes against the grain of Hill’s previous works, which historically evolved around…
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Review: Fat Girls Dance by Cathleen Meredith
Though the author is no longer with us, Fat Girls Dance by Cathleen Meredith is not a gloomy read. As the first page states, it’s “not the woeful lament of disconsolate, forgotten fat girls”. Rather, Fat Girls Dance, in all of its hot-pink glory, is a heart-felt, pulse-quickening ode to the power of female friendship…
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