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‘Death Checks In’

Out in Print

Terri Schlichenmeyer on February 8, 2019

That’s all you wanted: two days alone, just you and your amour, with nothing to do but follow your whims. It would be perfect, idyllic — until it wasn’t, and “responsible you won out over “romantic you”.

Book tackles diversity

Beyond the Carolinas

Lainey Millen on December 14, 2018

Everyone’s family structure is different and literature that supports and champions family structure diversity is highlighted in Mera Malik’s “Om, The Enchanted, Big World, Little Om, Volume I.”

‘The Ada Decades’ — a review

Out in Print

Torie Dominguez on April 21, 2017

Lambda Literary Award-winner Paula Martinac’s fourth novel, “The Ada Decades,” encompasses nearly 70 years in the life of the eponymous Ada Jane Shook, bright, brave, intensely private yet unashamed, profoundly self-aware except when it comes to assigning value to her own strengths.

Black History Month: LGBTQ black civil rights icons

Remembering those who fought and fight

Maria Dominguez on February 10, 2017

This Black History Month reminds us that there has been no end to the fight for equality. The United States has undoubtedly taken strides forward since the Civil Rights Movement, but there is further work to be done.



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