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Uh…yay?
I flipped through all the categories, and I’ve read exactly two of the books nominated. However, only about 3% of the romance I read is het, and I didn’t see a GLBT romance section, so maybe that explains it all.
No gay romance? So what’s with the rampant bigotry, anyway? Inquiring newcomers want to know.
Isn’t the whole point to celebrate love? Color-blind, gender-blind, soul to soul love?
I don’t know who is in charge of this organization, but seems to be time for them to step down and let someone with a bigger, more understanding heart take things over.