Who Is
Rebecca Serle: Weaving Tales of Love, Life, and the Unforeseen
Rebecca Serle is a captivating American author and television writer who has enthralled readers with her insightful and heartwarming stories.
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Who Is
Maggie Thrash: Weaving Tales of Identity, Mystery, and LGBTQ+ Experiences
Maggie Thrash is a captivating voice in contemporary literature. She's not just a writer; she's a graphic memoirist, novelist, and webcomic creator whose work explores themes of identity, sexuality, and navigating the complexities of young adulthood.
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RuPaul: The Queen of Drag Race and Beyond
RuPaul Andre Charles, known mononymously as RuPaul, is a force to be reckoned with in the world of entertainment. He's not just a drag queen; he's a cultural icon, a television personality, a singer, songwriter, actor, and so much more.
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Chapter 2: The House of Hidden Meanings by RuPaul
The first time I flew on a plane was to go visit my father. I couldn’t have been older than ten. Everything about it already felt so familiar: looking down at the ground, feeling free; the exhilaration of the speed, the velocity of the ride.
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Chapter 1: The House of Hidden Meanings by RuPaul
First, a memory. I can see it in my mind like a snapshot, clear as a photograph. I was five years old, and I was in the backyard of the house where I grew up in San Diego with my older sister Renetta.
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Chapter 2: Rainbow Black by Maggie Thrash
1988 OUR PARENTS OWNED A DAY CARE THEY RAN FROM OUR HOME IN New Hampshire—a converted old barn with a bright rainbow painted on the roof. Rainbow Kids Care, it was called. We had a little goat farm with five goats (Donny, Lonny, Sunny, Spunky, and Trailblazer) and a
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Chapter 1: Rainbow Black by Maggie Thrash
THE FIRST COURTROOM I EVER SAW WAS ON AN EPISODE OF ONE Life to Live. My older sister, Éclair, was a soap opera fanatic.
Fiction
Chapter 2: Mother Doll by Katya Apekina
We are an undifferentiated cloud. We are all dead and none of us have been able to move on. We talk at once. We are aggrieved. Our chatter is endless.
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Chapter 1: Mother Doll by Katya Apekina
It was ironic that Zhenia and Ben would come home from spending time with people who had kids and be so giddy with relief and self-righteousness over their decision not to have any that it would make them want to fuck.
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Chapter 2: Expiration Dates by Rebecca Serle
It started in the fifth grade with a postcard. I had just come home from soccer practice and found it waiting on my desk in my room, right on top of my dog-eared copy of Jessica Darling.
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Chapter 1: Expiration Dates by Rebecca Serle
The paper is blank save for the name: Jake. The four letters rest on cream stationery lacking any additional information but sporting a firm black border. It’s weighty, this note. Significant in my hands.
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Chapter 2: Annie Bot by Sierra Greer
That evening she is sitting on the leather couch, looking out the window, studying online to learn how to code when Doug comes home with a new Stella. She looks like the one Annie saw at her last tune-up.
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Chapter 1: Annie Bot by Sierra Greer
“Come to bed, mouse. I know how to cheer you up,” he says. “I’m not brooding,” Annie says. “You sure?” “Fairly sure.”
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Chapter 2: James by Percival Everett
THAT EVENING I sat down with Lizzie and six other children in our cabin and gave a language lesson. These were indispensable. Safe movement through the world depended on mastery of language, fluency.
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Chapter 1: James by Percival Everett
HOSE LITTLE BASTARDS were hiding out there in the tall grass. The moon was not quite full, but bright, and it was behind them, so I could see them as plain as day, though it was deep night. Lightning bugs flashed against the black canvas.
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Chapter 2: A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J. Maas
Cassian felt as if he’d loosed an arrow at a sleeping firedrake. Nesta, bundled in that worn blue coat, with her stained shoes and her wrinkled gray dress, looked him over and demanded, “What? ”