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📖The Spear Cuts Through Water
🌈2025 goal: 2/40 books
🌈StoryGraph: readerbot_lu
📖The Spear Cuts Through Water
Is reading political? Yes!
Collections like Adventures in Bodily Autonomy are on the explicitly political end of the spectrum, but they show fiction’s role in political discourse. In this collection, diverse writers have harnessed sff to imagine new (gender/queer) realities for bodily autonomy.
Collections like Adventures in Bodily Autonomy are on the explicitly political end of the spectrum, but they show fiction’s role in political discourse. In this collection, diverse writers have harnessed sff to imagine new (gender/queer) realities for bodily autonomy.
January 31, 2025 at 8:29 PM
Is reading political? Yes!
Collections like Adventures in Bodily Autonomy are on the explicitly political end of the spectrum, but they show fiction’s role in political discourse. In this collection, diverse writers have harnessed sff to imagine new (gender/queer) realities for bodily autonomy.
Collections like Adventures in Bodily Autonomy are on the explicitly political end of the spectrum, but they show fiction’s role in political discourse. In this collection, diverse writers have harnessed sff to imagine new (gender/queer) realities for bodily autonomy.
