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Debutiful Podcast: Lydia Conklin – Rainbow Rainbow
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12 can’t-miss debut books you should read this June
Each month, Debutiful helps readers discover debut authors who are releasing can’t-miss books!
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Each month, Debutiful helps readers discover debut authors who are releasing can’t-miss books!
Continue reading “12 can’t-miss debut books you should read this May”Debutiful Podcast: Neema Avashia – Another Appalachia
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Debutiful Podcast: Emme Lund – The Boy With a Bird in His Chest
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A Life of Books with Edgar Gomez, author of High-Risk Homosexual
Edgar Gomez has written a must-read memoir about sex, love, and queerness. The memoir, High-Risk Homosexual, explores his identity as a Latinx, queer man in modern America. He balances tender moments with the sharpest wit.
Debutiful asked him to fill out our recurring “A Life of Books” questionnaire so readers can get to know him.
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Jonathan Parks-Ramage says we should all be our own Daddy
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A Life of Books with Forsyth Harmon, author of Justine
You may recognize the name Forsyth Harmon. If you do, you’re lucky enough to have read tremendous books that she has illustrated like the essay collection, Girlhood, by Melissa Febos.
Now Forsyth has her own illustrated novel out called Justine and it is exquisite. Set in 1999, the story follows Ali as she meets Justine in a life changing series of events. Justine takes Ali under her wings at a local store where the two start as coworkers and blossom into something more. Harmon’s work is intimate. It’s cozy in the way that you want a book to be but allows you to be uncomfortable with the realities of these young lives.
I wanted to know more about what makes Forsyth Harmon tick and asker her to fill out Debutiful’s A Life of Books questionnaire. Read her answers below.
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