The Iridescents BHM pretend he doesn’t remember anything

pretend he doesn’t remember anything

Randy has to figure out - were the glasses magical

Centering young people’s experiences of pressures and joy

incisive journey into honesty and betrayal

Maggie Tokuda-Hall’s sweeping fantasy debut

The Iridescents BHM pretend he doesn’t remember anythingBy: Emrys Donaldson The Iridescents highlights how the LGBTQ+ community transforms everyday acts of support and survival into miracles, redefining sainthood through the lens of queer resilience and fierce joy. Steeped in a fabulist version of the American South, The Iridescents highlights how the LGBTQ+ community transforms everyday acts of support and survival into miracles, redefining sainthood and spiritual history through the lens of queer