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Re: Hero by Perry Moore

by Gene Ward Smith <gene@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 29, 2008 at 09:18 PM

Konrad Gaertner <kgaertner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in 
news:47EEAFAC.50371DAA@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gene Ward Smith wrote:
>> 
>> This book, rather strangely, combines the superheros are real idea with

the
>> angsty teenage gay kid growing up idea. Just why is hard to figure, 
> 
> Because angsty teenagers are the main demographic that reads superhero
> comics?

That makes sense, and the book was marketed as YA. But I wouldn't let that

scare you. 

Anyway, I didn't see why you would need an additional marker for 
differentness in either a novel about an angsty gay teen, or a novel about

an angsty teen with a troubled relation****p with his father who is
learning 
about his superpowers, but admittedly that didn't stop Mercedes Lackey. 
It's just that I kept trying to read it for metaphor, which I knew better 
than to do with Lackey.
 




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Hero by Perry Moore
Gene Ward Smith <gene@  2008-03-29 07:04:43 
Re: Hero by Perry Moore
Konrad Gaertner <kgaer  2008-03-29 16:07:56 
Re: Hero by Perry Moore
Gene Ward Smith <gene@  2008-03-29 21:18:52 

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