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beyondthedustjacket · 1 month
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Reading the Rainbow — LGBTQIA+ Books for Your TBR Pile 🌈
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A bunch of recommendations!
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charliejaneanders · 1 year
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Being trans is rarely even the most interesting thing about a person. Representation of joyful trans characters can be life altering when all you see in the world around you are trans people facing countless horrors.
Over at Teen Vogue, I talk to some authors about writing stories where trans people get to have epic adventures and romances, and above all moments of trans joy.
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lgbtqreads · 1 year
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Happy Arab American Heritage Month 2023!
It’s Arab American Heritage Month, and as always, we’re celebrating with books starring Arab American protagonists! Please note that this post only includes books that haven’t been included in previous years, so for even more recs, click here! Man O’War by Cory McCarthy The jellyfish commonly known as a Portuguese man o’ war is neither Portuguese, nor a jellyfish, nor a man, nor even a singular…
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transbookoftheday · 11 months
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Transmogrify! by g. haron davis
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Transness is as varied and colorful as magic can be. In Transmogrify!, you’ll embark on fourteen different adventures alongside unforgettable characters who embody many different genders and expressions and experiences—because magic is for everyone, and that is cause for celebration.
Featuring stories from:
AR Capetta and Cory McCarthy
g. haron davis
Mason Deaver
Jonathan Lenore Kastin
Emery Lee
Saundra Mitchell
Cam Montgomery
Ash Nouveau
Sonora Reyes
Renee Reynolds
Dove Salvatierra
Ayida Shonibar
Francesca Tacchi
Nik Traxler
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starful-emporium · 16 days
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parasocial relationships as a trans person are so weird. like yeah several of the reasons i made the most impactful, life-changing, life-saving, decisions i've ever made are real living people. and they have no idea i exist.
cory mccarthy made me realize that "trans" does apply to me, actually (via their book man o' war, go read it)
ally beardsley is the reason i stopped seeing transition as exclusive to binary folk
daniel lavery articulated being trans and raised christian better than I ever could (something that may shock and discredit you, awesome book)
ash hardell introduced me to genderqueerness years before i saw it in myself
anna-marie mclemore taught me about queer joy and made transness feel possible
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razreads · 8 months
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I’ve been trying to eject myself from my own life this whole time, but I don’t want to do that anymore. I want to hit play.
Cory McCarthy, Now a Major Motion Picture
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the-final-sentence · 1 year
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The fleet of blue bottles going home is so peaceful, it's worth all the breathlessness in the world.
Cory McCarthy, from Man o' War
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bookcoversonly · 1 year
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Title: Sword in the Stars | Author: Amy Rose Capetta / Cory McCarthy | Publisher: Jimmy Patterson (2020)
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strugglinguist · 1 year
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January's Books
I've been thinking it might be fun to do a month-by-month look at the books I've read and thoughts about them. I read a whopping 12 books in January! This is a mix of winter break energy plus getting lots of Audible credits for Christmas.
Another Time, Another Place by Jodi Taylor
Martyr's Promise by Elizabeth Hunter
A Catalogue of Catastrophe by Jodi Taylor
Paladin's Kiss by Elizabeth Hunter
Once & Future by Cory McCarthy & A.R. Capetta
Sword in the Stars by Cory McCarthy & A.R. Capetta
Doing Time by Jodi Taylor
Hard Time by Jodi Taylor
White Fragility by Dr. Robin DiAngelo
A Psalm of the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers
Saving Time by Jodi Taylor
About Time by Jodi Taylor
I've provided in-depth thoughts below :)
I finished a re-read of Jodi Taylor's Chronicles of St. Mary's series. This is one of my all-time favorites, and it was a joy to read again. Also on Audible, the voice actor who reads them is one of my favorites. Hands down. She does great voices for each of the characters. By the end of the first or second book in the series, she has them down so well that you know who is speaking immediately.
I then read the the 2nd and 3rd novels in the Elemental Covenant series by Elizabeth Hunter. I'm really digging this new series and cannot wait for the next one to release! Elizabeth's world building is amazing, and I have read every single book in her Elemental world. That's 17 books, 8 novellas, and a short story, by the way. Can't recommend her work enough. She also has a few other series that I love like The Irin Chronicles and The Cambio Springs Series.
On the recommendation of my girlfriend, I picked up Once & Future and Sword in the Stars by Cory McCarthy and A.R. Capetta. They were a really fun sci-fi/fantasy YA experience about a reincarnation of the Arthurian legend. Arthur as a lesbian in space plus time travel? It was queer and nerdy and all around wonderful. I loved it!
I then dug back into Jodi Taylor's writing with her spin-off series about the Time Police from the St. Mary's world. The four books were seriously wonderful. I loved learning about each of the main characters. Jodi is also very good at getting me invested to the point that I find myself openly weeping over her stories. I really hope more books come out in that series.
Two more books! I read White Fragility by Dr. Robin DiAngelo. Well... most of it. I still have about an hour of listening. I definitely did a lot of chewing on ideas and reactions to this one. She does well as encapsulating the stumbling blocks to genuine conversations about race because of how White people are socialized. I think it's worth reading as a White person, which is the intended audience, but I think a Black American or other People of Color would find it elementary and waste of time for them.
Finally, a college friend recommended A Psalm of the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers and sent me a Kindle version. It is such a beautiful story about what it means to be alive and worthy. It's a sci-fi book about a future where robots have become sentient and chose to leave humanity behind to learn about the world, and humans have made due without that technology since. A human and a robot meet and go on a journey together learning about one another and life. It hit me right in the feels several times!
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E. R. Fightmaster is narrating an audio book
This is going to be incredible
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lgbtqreads · 2 years
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Fave Five: YA Audiobooks with Non-Binary MCs
Fave Five: YA Audiobooks with Non-Binary MCs
All links are Amazon or Libro.fm affiliate. Man o’ War by Cory McCarthy, narrated by E.R. Fightmaster I Wish You All the Best by Mason Deaver, narrated by MW Cartozio Wilson Mask of Shadows by Linsey Miller, narrated by Deryn Edwards Lakelore by Anna-Marie McLemore, narrated by Vico Ortiz and Avi Roque The One True Me and You by Remi K. England, narrated by Vico Ortiz and Laura Knight Keating
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transbookoftheday · 7 months
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Under Pressure by Cory McCarthy
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SPOILERS FOR “ACE TAKES FLIGHT”!
In the second book of this inclusive near-future adventure trilogy, the kids from box #242 take a deep dive into a secret underwater world in hopes of finding their missing best friend and saving another from a life-altering bionic augmentation.
Told through the alternating perspectives of Leo (they/them) and Jayla (she/her), the boxmates from the B.E.S.T. Academy are lost at sea and their best friend, Grayson Bix, is missing. Their hoverpod is busted, their stomachs are empty, and their hopes are crushed. When a mysterious vessel approaches, Ace, Leo, and Jayla are certain they'll be carted back to the Tower of Power, with their punishments for escaping awaiting. But a twist: The crew is rescued and introduced to a vibrant and thriving underwater world that is off the grid and out of Bixonics's eye...and one step closer to finding Grayson.
From the depths of the Pacific Ocean to the heights of the stratosphere, hijinks, adventure, and emotional challenges ensue as the gritty kids meet a whole new cast of characters, weigh out the costs of life-changing bionic enhancements, and blow the top off of an earth-shattering secret that has global implications.
In book two of this action-packed near-future adventure, Cory McCarthy crafts an incredible world with high-stakes storytelling, magnetic characters, and thematic undercurrents that spotlight the complexities of family and friendship, self-empowerment, and the magnitude of truth.
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...too many people believe that difference is the enemy of unity.
Once and Future (by AR Capetta and Cory McCarthy)
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