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1 LGBTQIA+ Lead Supplementary, My Dear Watson A Picture is Worth 1,000 Words Award Winner Against the Odds
2 Revisiting an Old Friend Author from a Different Continent Weapon on the Cover Great Big Title Independent Author
3 Punctuated! We’re Putting the Band (Back) Together [FREE SPACE - Off Your TBR Pile] What’s in a Name? Late to the Party
4 Minority Author Rooted & Rising Free Read The Ink Is Still Fresh Putting the Pieces Together
5 Get Off My Lawn The Late, Great… Sufficiently Advanced Kintsugi Double Up, Double Down

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    • xorollo@leminal.space
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      16 days ago

      It was a fun, easy read. Audio book narration is good, and the narrator does a really good job of differentiating the characters voices. I think the prose and narrator together both did their part really well voicing characters in the story that has a lot of body swapping kinds of things going on. It could be really easy to mix up who is saying what – but I always felt like I had a good handle on it. The characters each have their own … Attitude(?),voice (?),personality(?) And that came out both in reading and in the narration.