Author: Em

Turnaround's resident social media addict, if I'm not reading awesome new queer stories, I'm probably making TikToks about them!
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Eco-Fiction Fever: New Climate Fiction Reads For An Apocalyptic Summer

Em

What counts as “dystopian” fiction anymore? Where is the line between the apocalypses of our beloved sci-fi books, and the climate disaster that surrounds us? Herein enters “Climate Fiction”, set to become the new talked-about genre of 2025. Here are our picks for the most exciting, recently-released climate fiction to get you through this apocalyptic summer. Continue reading Eco-Fiction Fever: New Climate Fiction Reads For An Apocalyptic Summer

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The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Whilst Solving a Mystery | Bone Horn by Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain Review

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If you happen to live within the borders of the M25 and happened to open your window to let in a breeze over the past few months, you may have heard a whisper of the words “bone horn” and “lesbian … Continue reading The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Whilst Solving a Mystery | Bone Horn by Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain Review

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A Unique, Important Tool for Education – Genocide Bad by Sim Kern Book Review

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Sim Kern’s new book jumps out at you from any shelf: fluorescent orange and cobalt blue adorn the cover in a wrap-around blueprint pattern, and the words “GENOCIDE BAD” dominate the front. But on social media, Kern’s popular — even often viral — TikToks are carefully captioned to evade algorithmic censorship. “GWORD BAD” is Continue reading A Unique, Important Tool for Education – Genocide Bad by Sim Kern Book Review