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Comment on Summer Heat by K.B. Cutter by Joao

Joao — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 20:26:49 +0000

i dont think ahcebe has any nostalagia for or gives a damn about the days of british colonial rule. Nigeria was not better of then.Most Nigerians were poor then as well. Nigerians need to work hard for their country.

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Wyn — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 15:54:53 +0000

Berlusconi ha rlsoito l'emergenza dei rifiuti per strada, non il problema dei rifiuti in sè. Direi che non è compito del Governo centrale risolvere questo problema, altrimenti il Presidente della Regione, della Provincia e il sindaco di Napoli che ci stanno a fare lì?

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Comment on The Zagzagel Diaries: Loved (Story 6) by Bryl R. Tyne by The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews

The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 21:53:13 +0000

[...] The Zagzagel Diaries by Bryl R. Tyne (Untreed Reads Publishing, March 2010-April 2011) is a beautifully written contemporary fantasy short story series that is part of the Minority/Diversity Voices Collection published by Untreed Reads. In all, there are six short stories in the series (Forsaken, Denial, Desperate, Lost, Broken and Loved) which chronicle the “day in the life” experiences of Zagzagel, the Angel of Wisdom, who develops deep feelings for his human charges thereby putting him in continuous conflict with God. This series is the first work I’ve read by Bryl R. Tyne and I absolutely relished the thrill of discovering his writing. The author takes a unique approach in the writing of this series and in particular in the writing of Zagzagel, who is truly unconventional and like no other angel character that I have previously encountered within the (urban) fantasy sub-genre. All of the stories are superbly written and socially relevant as the author explores issues of sexuality and gender-identity with emotional integrity, sensitivity and a deep understanding of the stark realities that LGBTQ people face within the world. Review of The Zagzagel Diaries (Stories 1-5) and (Story 6) [...]

Comment on Honorable Silence: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell by Kris Jacen by The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews

The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 21:23:20 +0000

[...] The Loss of Innocence Store by George Seaton is one of four stories featured in the anthology Honourable Silence: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (MLR Press, November 2010) which deals with different thematic aspects of the issues faced by gay men serving in the U.S. military under past laws and policies, such as the recently abolished Don’s Ask, Don’t Tell, that required them to remain closeted. While the anthology provides for an eclectic mix of stories from different sub-genres, Mr. Seaton’s The Loss of Innocence Store clearly stands out as the best written. It is a thoughtful and evocative story of a man in his middle years as he looks back on his short time in the Army (circa 1972-1974) and other events in his life that helped shape him. It provides an extremely intimate and moving look into a man’s heart and mind of not only his experiences as a soldier, or even a gay soldier, but more importantly those that helped him toward self-realisation and self-acceptance. Review [...]

Comment on The Zagzagel Diaries (Stories 1-5) by Bryl R. Tyne by Reading Round Up: The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews

Reading Round Up: The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 20:57:19 +0000

[...] and a deep understanding of the stark realities that LGBTQ people face within the world. Review of The Zagzagel Diaries (Stories 1-5) and (Story [...]

Comment on Caregiver by Rick R. Reed by Reading Round Up: The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews

Reading Round Up: The Best in LGBTQ Fiction for 2011 | Indie Reviews — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 20:57:00 +0000

[...] In the Fall of 2011, Rick R. Reed released Caregiver (Dreamspinner Press, October 2011) a semi-autobiographical novel based on the author’s personal relationship with his AIDS buddy Jim, who died while serving time in a Florida state prison in the early 1990s. Set in the same time period and heavily drawing on the author’s relationship with Jim, Caregiver is the intensely moving story of Dan Calzolaio’s personal journey as a result of the friendship he forms with Adam Schmidt when he volunteers to be his AIDS buddy. Dan believes that his role is to help Adam who has developed AIDS and is dying. But Adam is not at all what Dan expects when they first meet, and as their short-lived friendship deepens it is Adam that in many ways rescues Dan and changes the course of his life forever. Caregiver is beautifully written and one of Mr. Reed’s most heartfelt novels and at the same time one of his most life-embracing stories. Review [...]