‘Brooklyn, Burning’ by Steve Brezenoff
Steve Brezenoff’s latest novel tells the story of a street-kid in Brooklyn accused of burning down a local warehouse. However, the more interesting storyline in Brooklyn, Burning has little to do with the fire, but focuses on the protagonist’s love interests, particularly a newly arrived street-kid who is also a gifted singer.
Victoria Brownworth: The Activist Writer
“I turn everything into activism.”
‘Under the Poppy’ by Kathe Koja
Daringly provocative and entertainingly risque,
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‘Almost Perfect’ Wins Stonewall Award
Children’s Young Adult Lit Prize
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Trans Teens & Drag Queens
A Look at Gender in
ALA embraces LGBT Lit @YA Awards
Our friends at The American
New in November: Ricky Martin & Portia de Rossi
This month two celebrity memoirs—Ricky
Why More Authors Should Support Dan Savage’s “It Gets Better” Campaign
Last week, memoirist Dan Savage
