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Imad Husari _madhosari — 67/100

施 春华 _omorz — Really powerful poetry and short essays by a black, gay author who died of AIDS in the 90's. Confronts issues of race, sexuality, love, lust, public policy, discrimination activism, and oodles more. A particularly touching story about him coming out to his grandmother is included. His work addresses the works of others, including a (rightfully) critical essay about Mapplethorpe's jungle fever.

Juan Skua pagaloskua — Am Tan is a thoughtful writer and an interesting woman. She has a unique way of exploring mother daughter relationships. I think this was one of my favorites of hers, but I would need to re-read to say exactly why. I think it was the historical component that hooked me. I read this a while ago and just stumbled upon a paperback copy, for free. I remember liking the book- not to the point of ecstasy, that my friend who recommended it did, but thought, all in all, it was not an unpleasant way to spend a few evenings. (Unlike a recent book I read that had me stomping and grumbling about how I actually wasted a weekend reading the book- which some people have had lifechanging experiences after reading. It's not that I objected to the plot, or the theology, or the stretching of facts, or anything like that- I just found this particular book POORLY WRITTEN!!! Enough of a rant on another best seller. Sorry. If anyone actually reads this note and wants to know which book, PM me.)

Adam Vella adamvella — Robinson's writing is some of the most beautiful I've ever read. This tale of a dying preacher is best described as a love letter from a father to his son. It is insightful, uplifting and life-affirming.