Chris L Terry

Autor de Zero Fade

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Obras de Chris L Terry

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Zero Fade (2013) 46 copias

Black Card: A Novel (2019) 38 copias

Black Punk Now (2023) — Editor — 19 copias

Moon City Review 2013 (Moon City Review: An Annual of Poetry, Story, Art, & Criticism) (2013) 1 copia

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Zero Fade por Chris L Terry

A simple, warm story about a middle school boy grappling with his inherited notions of masculinity. I really could have used a book like this in my teens.

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mmparker | otra reseña | Oct 24, 2023 |

Zero Fade por Chris L Terry

Here are the things I did not like about this book: (1) I did not find it humorous, (2) I did not like the vernacular narration, and (3) I was mostly bored and just wanted it to end. Most people loved it. Kevin Phifer is an average middle school black kid in a small city, from a broken home, socially awkward, being bullied a bit, trying to come to grips with his own sexuality and getting a girlfriend, while his primary male role model (Uncle Paul) is trying to figure out how to tell Kevin that he is gay.… (más)

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