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kể từ Ngày 04 tháng 10 năm 2021
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50. Last Psalm at Sea Level

The truly riveting Meg Day joins cohosts Ben and Samantha in this episode as they discuss Day's book, Last Psalm at Sea Level. Meg describes their inspiration for this breathtaking collection of poetry , from Donne and deafness, to simply wanting to be seen for who you are. An hour has never gone b…

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Library staff's formative reads

Reflecting on how far books have come in LGBTQ+ representation since they were kids, Ben and Jamie discuss some of the books that made an impact on them in their journeys. Books discussed: Gilda Trillim: Shepherdess of Rats by Steven L. Peck The Bachelor Brothers Bed & Breakfast by Bill…

Live from Rainbow Makers Fair!

Recorded at the Dauphin County Library System's Rainbow Makers' Fair on 6/20/26, Amber interviews makers and attendees to find out their favorite queer books and tropes! Thank you so much for listening. We're honored to have been a part of your lives!

49. Mutual Interest

If you've ever wished for an early 20th century book that combines capitalism with a lavender marriage and a winking narration style, Olivia Wolfgang-Smith's Mutual Interest should be on the top of your TBR pile! Hosts Amber and Jamie discuss the class difference between eccentricity and ending up…

48. Anger Is a Gift

Hosts Benjamin and Amanda discuss Mark Oshiro's Anger Is a Gift. The YA novel focuses on Moss, a Black queer teenager living in Oakland, California, who along with his friends, work to bring their community together to address concerns after a tragic event in their increasingly militarized school…

47. Monstrilio

Right on time for Spooky Season, hosts Em and Ben discuss Monstrilio by Gerardo Sámano Córdova! This horror story opens with the death of a child and examines how the characters cope with their grief, including removing a portion of the body and growing a new creature from it. A creature that, desp…

46. Compound Fracture

Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White is a Young Adult novel about a generational blood feud in a fictitious West Virginian town, and the efforts of a young trans man desperate to hold the local ruling family to account for their underhanded deeds. Hosts River and Em also discuss growing up que…

45. Hijab Butch Blues

Hijab Butch Blues describes Lamya H's coming of age as she explores what it means to be a queer devout Muslim woman. Growing up in an culture where it seemed no one else was like her, Lamya found kinship in an unexpected place: the Quran. Through reading the traditional stories from a queer persp…

44. Boys Run the Riot

Trans high school student Ryo is learning the importance of having people to open up to, and that first perceptions of a person are not always as they seem in the manga Boys Run the Riot by Keito Gaku. Ryo is a boy, but nobody knows that and the only way he gets any relief is by wearing masculine-…

43. Someone You Can Build a Nest In

Shapeshifting monster Shesheshen is on the run when she meets Homily, a human, who she is instantly drawn to, in the book Someone You Can Build a Nest In by John Wiswell. Hosts Annika and Goldie explore some of the questions  this story asks, such as:  Is it wrong to tell your girlfriend that you w…
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