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Tag: Anna Kate Blair

Interview with author Sara Jaffe: ‘I wanted to think about queerness in a really close and experiential way that precedes a coming-out moment’

2nd November 20213rd November 2021  Anna Kate Blair

Anna Kate Blair talks to author Sara Jaffe about why Dryland is an anti-coming-out novel, writers who have influenced her work, being published by the Queer UK-based Independent publisher Cipher Press, leaning into the awkwardness of writing about adolescence, music and much more.

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Posted in Arts, Books, InterviewsTagged: Anna Kate Blair, anti-coming-of-age-novel, Baroque, BAROQUE Guest Editorial, Cipher Press, Denton Welch, Gwendolyn Brooks, Leanne Shapton, Lynne Tillman, Novel, queer literature, queer love, Queer Relationships, Sara Jaffe, swimming

Dryland by Sara Jaffe – a novel that lingers like the memory of adolescence

27th July 20211st November 2021  Anna Kate Blair

Dryland is an ‘anti-coming out’ novel full of shifting surfaces and unplumbed depths, where the reality of relationships and queer desire are alluded to but never fully disclosed, writes Anna Kate Blair.

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Posted in Arts, BooksTagged: Anna Kate Blair, Baroque, BAROQUE Guest Editorial, Books, Cipher Press, Dryland, queer literature, Sara Jaffe
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    By Lisa Goodrum
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    By Rachel Ashenden
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