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Tag: yapride

March 12, 2018April 19, 2018 Stacey Malacari

Stop Telling Teens What They Need: In Response to ‘Love, Simon Is a Groundbreaking Gay Movie. But Do Today’s Teens Actually Need It?’

Stop Telling Teens What They Need: In Response to ‘Love, Simon Is a Groundbreaking Gay Movie. But Do Today's Teens Actually Need It?

February 19, 2018April 19, 2018 Stacey Malacari

Love, Actually, isn’t just Romantic.

Re-imagining romance and sex in YA fiction, inclusive of asexual/aromantic identities. It was Valentine’s Day recently (in case you didn’t realise). What’s this got to do with AusQueerYA? Not a lot, really. But Valentine’s Day, and in particular the weeks of lead up to this day, have inspired a thought train. There is an invisibility … Continue reading Love, Actually, isn’t just Romantic.

January 8, 2018 Stacey Malacari

Saying Goodbye: The Place of Death in Queer YA

CW: Death, grief, mention of suicide.  Extra warning: spoilers ahead, avert your gaze if you do not want spoilers to Alicia Tuckerman's, If I Tell You, or Adam Silvera's, They Both Die at the End. I read two YA books over the Christmas break, and both of them involved the death of a Queer main … Continue reading Saying Goodbye: The Place of Death in Queer YA

December 13, 2017December 14, 2017 Stacey Malacari

Year in Review

Well, we certainly got our words out this year. First up, a huge and heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported us, followed us, boosted us and reached out to us this year. Without you, none of the following would have been achieved. So go on, give yourself a big hug. A bigger one … Continue reading Year in Review

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