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Esta historia de amor prohibido es uno de los secretos a voces de la historia de México. Porque el amor no tiene género, edad, condición social, Miliano y Nachito van a encontrarse y cuestionar la masculinidad de toda una época.

Love is rarely a straight path. It stumbles, it soars, it aches, it heals. In Can I Say I Loved Her?, P. Pierre and YOA trace the fragile beauty of longing, desire, hope, and heartbreak through poems that are both intimate and universal. Like watercolor wings pressed against the page, each verse moves between vulnerability and strength, between love lost and love remembered.

Un couple raconte, chacun à sa manière, sa découverte et son itinéraire dans l'univers sadomasochiste. Yo et Gaël, couple uni et amoureux, découvrent ensemble les chemins tortueux du sadomasochisme. Sous la conduite de Gaël, assisté de Maître Patrick, Yo s'immerge dans cette pratique, acceptant toujours plus de ses maîtres. Entre désirs et reniement de soi, Yo exprime peu à peu ses pulsions les plus enfouies tandis que Gaël découvre la puissance de son désir pour la femme qui accepte librement le don de sa personne par amour de l'autre.

Alpomish- asrlar osha yangragan qo'shiq. Bir qo'shiqki, unda avlod, qabila, oila an'analari yashaydi. Bir qo'shiqki, olamga mardonavor Ruh, muhabbat va vafo Ruhi, do'stlik va sadoqat Ruhi, ergulik va yovuzlik orasida tanlov qila olishga qodir yurak Ruhi, jasorat va saxovat Ruhini yoyadi.

Family first comedian and bonafide Blasian, Michael Yo, brings his uniquely personal blend of comedy to his debut stand up special. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Michael talks about the issues growing up half Black and Asian in a place where he really stood out. Fast forward to now, navigating marriage and of course his ultimate job as a father to his Black, Asian and White son. This special is about the beauty and complexities of family with all its ups and downs, no matter skin color, race or religion.

The popular THINLY VEILED collection from the Castle of Horror continues with this anthology of horror stories in the world of Saturday morning pop culture, from the Smurfs to Soul Train-- but every one of these brands is "thinly veiled." This time we feature stories from P. J. Hoover, Jeremiah Dylan Cook, Dennis K. Crosby, Alethea Kontis, Joy Preble, Steven Philip Jones, Heath W. Shelby, Tony Jones, Bryan Young, Scott Pearson, Will McDermott, and Katya de Becerra. See if you can recognize them all!

Have you ever wondered how Asian people stay slim despite their passion for food? This book reveals how Asians enter the 21st century with increased prosperity but without increasing their waistlines.

Austinites is a love letter to Austin as seen through the eyes of a young writer obsessed with the Beat Generation, its philosophies, and way of life. It's a time capsule set in a smaller, more intimate Austin that only then was just beginning to fully realize its mantle as the "Live Music Capitol of the World" years before the dot-com bubble and SXSW festival changed the city forever.

All her life, Zoah was taught that a virulent, deadly pandemic named the Zombie Flu (so called because of how the disease attacks its victim’s brains) had forced humanity to isolate the uninfected, physically separating the survivors from each other and their world by living in sealed habitats, left only to associate through The Virt, a lifelike, artificial reality environment. The Ceres Corporation, the last, great multinational conglomerate left on the planet, controlled it all, under the auspices of its young CEO, Theodore Ogden.