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OUT NOW: The Door-to-Door Poet by Rowan McCabe 🚪📖
What happens when you knock on strangers’ doors and offer to write them a poem?
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A powerful Pride read, I’m Fine is a raw, unsettling and deeply human memoir about growing up, trust, and survival 🏳️🌈
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I’m Fine doesn’t offer simple answers. It sits in the complexity, holding discomfort, memory, and meaning all at once. It is a Pride recommendation because it speaks honestly about identity, survival, and the messy reality behind coming of age 🏳️🌈✨
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Jun 10
HURTLE HIGHLIGHT 🚨
A gay man has a near-death experience, meets God, and suddenly the universe has some explaining to do.
#BookTwitter #FunnyBooks #SpeculativeFiction #QueerBooks #EyeBooks
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Jun 10
The Hurtle of Hell by Simon Edge is part divine comedy, part afterlife chaos, and completely unhinged in the best way. Heaven, hell and one very confused God with a telescope.
Funny, clever, and gloriously mischievous.
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🌈 Pride reading poll 🌈
Which are you reaching for this Pride?
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What’s the last book that made you laugh out loud?
For us it’s Future Fish by Conor Sneyd.
Fast, funny, gloriously daft office chaos involving pet food conspiracies, unlikely romance, and things in Ashcross getting very weird, very quickly.
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Proper laugh-out-loud stuff.
And a reminder this Pride Month that LGBTQ stories can be joyful, ridiculous, tender and completely unhinged, all at once.
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I adore this book by the very talented @conor_sneyd
Snort out loud humour. A perfect read for Pride ❤️
Future Fish by @conor_sneyd 🐟
Office life, queer romance, pet food conspiracies, and things getting very strange very quickly.
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✨ I’m Fine by Richard Hall
A powerful, unflinching memoir about trust, exploitation, survival and finding the courage to tell the truth decades later.
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Two very different books, both unforgettable in their own way. 🌈
What are you reading this weekend?
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