Chris L Terry

Autore di Zero Fade

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Opere di Chris L Terry

Popolari Recenti

Zero Fade (2013) 46 copie

Black Card: A Novel (2019) 38 copie

Black Punk Now (2023) — A cura di — 20 copie

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

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The Best Small Fictions 2015 (2015) — Collaboratore — 26 copie

Too tough to die : an aging punx anthology (2021) — Collaboratore — 6 copie

Etichette

2020-release (1) 20231121_edelweiss (1) a black guy in the (white) punk scene (1) adolescenti (2) adult people you knew in high school (1) Antologia (1) ARC (2) bicycling while black and drunk (1) black dad (1) black female love interest (1) borders of neighborhoods (1) casual southern white racism (1) catalogato (1) chromatic author (1) college student with ambition (1) da leggere (26) doing 'black stuff' (1) fiction (us contemporary) (1) Gender: male (1) getting drunk (1) ID card is about racial identity (1) klutziness (1) learning about black American culture (1) mixed race black white protagonist (1) mixed race identity is complicated (1) Musica (3) Narrativa (9) physical assault (on screen and off screen) (1) police suspicion (1) Punk (1) punk rock band (1) razza (2) romanzo young adult (2) RVA (1) sexual assault attempt (off screen) (1) smoking weed (1) solidarity within a band (1) Touring (1) YA (2) young adults living on their own (1)

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Sesso: male

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Zero Fade di 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 | 1 altra recensione | Oct 24, 2023 |

Zero Fade di 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.… (altro)

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skipstern | 1 altra recensione | Jul 11, 2021 |

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