I gotta be that person and mention 'The Color Purple'. It comes up in historical/literary discussions, not just queer ones. The relationship between Celie and Shug is analyzed with incredible depth—how it represents liberation, love, and self-discovery in the face of immense oppression. These threads are often more academic in tone, pulling in themes of race, gender, and spirituality. It’s treated with a kind of reverence that few other books on these lists receive.
Alright, I’m just gonna lurk here and take notes. My to-read list is about to explode.
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