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We've Always Been Queer

The podcast is Books That Burn because the original idea was "books that burn you", discussing fictional depictions of trauma. It's also an intentional reminder of the pile of burning books, you know the photo I mean, the one from WWII. It's a pile of books about queerness, gender, and sexuality. Just in case you don't know, the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft (Institute for Sexual Science) was headed by Magnus Hirschfeld.  It was a resource for gay, intersex, and transgender people, both of knowledge and medical help. It also helped the community with addiction treatment and contraception. It wasn't perfect and some of the ideas they had seem out of date now, the ones we know about anyway. But they were trying to make queer people's lives better, and they were a community resource at a time when people really needed it. Which is all the time, we always need these accesses. And the Nazis burned the whole library. It took days, they had to drag the books ou

Crave by Georgina Kiersten

"Crave: A Short Vampire M/M Dark Erotica Story" is exactly what it says on the tin. It conveys an impressive amount of worldbuilding in just a few pages, without being distracting if you're mainly here for the human/vampire sex.

It's pointedly diverse, in a good way. I liked it overall, and I would recommend it to someone looking for diversity of representation in erotic fiction. It does have some cws at the start, so check those out before proceeding, as there can be overlap between kinks and triggers.

Crave: A Short Vampire M/M Dark Erotica Story

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