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Behind the Bastards
It was one of the books published by Defiance Press, mentioned as an example of the types of books they publish, which were described as books that "stretch the definition" of a book.
They have a young adult book called Looks Like a Cheetah to Me. That's apparently an anti trans fairy tale.
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It was one of the books published by Defiance Press, mentioned as an example of the types of books they publish, which were described as books that "stretch the definition" of a book.
They have a young adult book called Looks Like a Cheetah to Me. That's apparently an anti trans fairy tale.
So that article in Texas Monthly on Defiance Press included so many different book summaries that I felt were perfect possible subjects for behind the bastards book episodes.
Their top titles like the book text it make the case for like that makes the case for Texas Succession and it sold about 10,000 copies, which is like not bad for a real book.
But you know, that's that's kind of the best any of their things do. Most of their products are nonfiction, but there are books.
Texas Monthly describes it as like books that stretch that definition with titles like Corona fascism, Trump and the resurrection of America and Hunt It, Kill It and Drag It Home, which is apparently a self-help book.