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Reposting due to new short fiction review added. Reviews first posted on Fantasy Literature:3 stars - "Magnifica Angelica Superable" by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz. A woman walks into a café, red-faced from the cold, her laughter and her rage. She yells at the men sitting at a table, eating and drinking away the evening. She then throws the furniture and the men out of the café and has a long chat with the waiter, telling him that things are going to change, that men are going to have to get over their
The electronic version of the magazine makes it difficult to record progress. I think my favorite this month was "Finding Home" by A. Merc Rustad, who does not appear to have a Goodreads profile. It is not the very first story I've read where the point of view character was trans (I think that was a short story I read about time travel and a transboy who names himself "Heron" that I can't find right now). But it might be the first where the main character is trans and it doesn't actually have ve...
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LeVar Burton Reads, Episode 52, Small Medicine by Genevieve Valentine
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