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Andy Quan
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Goodbye June. The critics called it formulaic and trite, while acknowledging the acting. I don’t expect much these days from movies seen on TV, so I found it enjoyable enough and thought the acting was sensational, and the family dynamics did feel true, for the most part.Movies (seen in the cinema)
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The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered
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The Mammoth Book of New Gay Erotica
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Upon a Midnight Clear: Queer Christmas Tales
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Beautiful Boys: Gay Erotic Stories
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Calendar Boy
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Six Positions: Sex Writing
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Penguin Australian Summer Stories 4
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Swallowing Clouds: An Anthology of Chinese-Canadian Poetry
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Slant
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2001
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Bowling Pin Fire
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| Because I'd raved about O'Hagan's Marilyn Monroe book (as narrated by her dog, Maf), a new literary friend loaned me one of his favourite books, 'Be Near Me'. To be frank, I was a bit confused by the whole experience. There is an immediate distancing ...more | |
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| I'm reading through Alice Munro's books: all of them. Most of them I'd read before, but a number are completely new or I only read a story or two of them. The Moons of Jupiter surprised me in that it's an older collection (1982) and yet I found it as ...more | |
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| I return to this page, and see, a surprise to me, that I rated it three stars in 2011. I actually don't remember reading it before. It was not on my shelf, so I bought a new copy recently, as I am making my way through Alice Munro's books, mostly in ...more | |
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“How complex, untrustworthy, and important our stories are. We will never tell you the true story of our lives.”
― The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered
― The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered
“I think the word ‘love’ should be used sparingly and truthfully.”
― The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered
― The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered
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Good to see you on Goodreads. May I say you look radiant. x
nice to see you too! xo