Chris anne wolfe biography templates

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From: MP

I was wondering if you would be willing to recommend good lesbian science fiction novels. I find those are hard to come by.

I am sure you’ve been asked this before but I haven’t found a post about this in your blog. If I missed it, I apologize.

I have finished all the Aud books. I’m starting Slow River.

And congrats on becoming an American citizen.

Thanks for the congrats. I’ve just got my passport: now it feels very real. All those terrible immigration battles of the 90s are really, really behind me. Later this summer, assuming I’m correct in my predictions about SCOTUS’s opinion on the same-sex marriage cases before it, no one in my position will ever have to make new law again. Immigration into the US for same-sex couples will be as easy (and not) as for opposite-sex couples.

I’ve just searched my own blog and couldn’t find any recommendations for lesbian sf. I need to fix that. I remember what it’s like to search and not find. I wrote an essay about it, “War Machine, Time Machine,” (written with my partner Kelley Eskridge).

Let’s define terms. First of all, lesbian. I’ve written elsewhere (ranted, really) that there’s no such thing as a lesbian novel

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Well, what do you know? It's a blog.

I hope everyone had fantastic holidays; I definitely did. Lots of good times with family, friends, and friends of such long standing that they may as well be family. 2007 was a crazy year! We went to Switzerland, bought a home, I settled down in my job, ventured (OK, was nudged) into new and different writing challenges, started a big creative project of my own, and witnessed similar life markers in the lives of my friends. And now, for the new year, a couple of my resolutions combine to create a new reading project.

As much as I fell down on the job during many of the busy months of 2007 with my poetry-memorization project, I got a lot out of it during the months when I was doing it, and I enjoyed having a monthly challenge and impetus to spend time with a form that I otherwise tend to neglect. For 2008, that form will be biography, something of which I've been meaning to read more for a long time now. I have had mixed experiences reading biographies; it can deepen and inflect my appreciation of a person, and it can also tear idols down from their tenuous pedestals. For a long time I avoided reading them, for fear of "ruining" my favorite artists by finding out about their less admirable characteristics. But I feel like I have reached a

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Books
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