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The Inevitable Chrysalis of Grief: Nghi Vo’s <i>Mammoths at the Gates</i>

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Maya Gittelman

Maya Gittelman is a queer Fil-Am and Jewish writer and poet. They have a short story in the YA anthology Night of the Living Queers (Wednesday Books, 2023). She works in independent publishing, and is currently at work on a novel. Find them on Twitter @mayagittelman or Instagram @bookshelfbymaya.

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Undomestic Queer Hunger: Lee Mandelo’s Feed Them Silence

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Everything Everywhere All At Once, Jobu Tupaki/Joy
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To Every Other Jobu Tupaki After Jamie Lee Curtis’s Oscar Win

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Sisterhood, Subversion, and Sacrifice in Rebecca Roanhorse’s Tread of Angels

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Queer Filipinos Save the World: Dauntless by Elisa A. Bonnin

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Aiden Thomas Makes Magic: The Sunbearer Trials Shine Bright

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The Joy that Kills, The Joy that Saves: Our Flag Means Death’s Mary Bonnet is Her Own Masterpiece

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Emily X.R. Pan’s An Arrow to the Moon Is an Elegant, Compassionate Reimagining

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Queer Meditations on Meaning in Becky Chambers’ A Prayer for the Crown-Shy

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The Galaxy-Rocking Romp of Charlie Jane Anders’ Dreams Bigger Than Heartbreak

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“A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt.”

Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand Of Darkness

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