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Tag Archives: hal duncan
QDSF Lightspeed Column: Queer Communities
My review column in the Queers Destroy Science Fiction (#QDSF) issue of Lightspeed is now available online, with a focus on friendship, chosen family and queer communities in Nicole Kornher-Stace’s Archivist Wasp, Elizabeth Bear’s Karen Memory, and Hal Duncan’s Scruffians! collection of short stories. Enjoy! #SFWApro
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Tagged elizabeth bear, hal duncan, lightspeed, nicole kornher-stace, novel, qdsf, review, short fiction
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