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On the emotions of writing...

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By Emily Garside
| Substack
I’d originally meant to mix up these blogs so not to get book fatigue, but as books is where we are right now, and books are on my mind, it seems the place to continue talking about them . Going along with the ‘Questions I’ve been asked’ blog from a few weeks back, I wanted to talk about what it feels like behind the scenes of writing a book. From start-ish to finish. Mainly because I find myself somehow currently in all three ‘stages’ of bookish life at once.
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Catherine O’Hara was the TV mom we needed

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By Emily Garside
| The Queer Review Verified
Catherine O’Hara was more than an actor to many: she was a “TV Mom”. Particularly to the queer community. On more than one occasion, she played a character that made it clear we were welcome and loved. Whether that was through campiness in her own performance or through the characters she played who embraced their queer children, Catherine O’Hara sent a clear message: you are loved for who you are. Catherine O’Hara with her SCTV castmates including Eugene Levy. Photo credit: CBC/Everett Collection.
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Loved Heated Rivalry? Add these queer hockey romance novels to your reading list

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By Emily Garside, Sabrina Bowen, Elle Kennedy, Sarina Bowen
| The Queer Review Verified
If you loved Heated Rivalry, Jacob Tierney’s TV adaptation of Rachel Reid’s Game Changer series of novels and are longing for more queer hockey romances, you’re in luck, there is a whole raft of books out there to discover; from YA, to spicy adult fiction and sapphic stories. François Arnaud as Scott Hunter and Robbie G.K. as Kip Grady in Heated Rivalry. Photo credit: Sabrina Lantos/HBO Max.
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