Akemi Dawn Bowman
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Akemi Dawn Bowman is an American author, best known for her William C. Morris Award Finalist young adult novel ''Starfish'', which follows a Japanese-American teenager named Kiko Himura who grapples with a toxic home life and attempts to find a back-up plan after being rejected for a place at her dream art school. Bowman's earlier work centered around realistic fiction, but she now writes across genres, starting with her sci-fi series ''The Infinity Courts'' which was released in April 2021.
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Place a Holdby El-Mohtar, Amal, Szostak, Phil, Chadha, Olivia, Mbalia, Kwame, Guanzon, Thea, Ahmed, Saladin, Sim, Tara, Rivera, K Arsenault, Marsh, Sarah Glenn, Baver, Kristin, Anders, Charlie Jane, Fry, Jason, 1969-, Bowman, Akemi Dawn, Jennings, Alex, Wilde, Fran, 1979-, Lore, Danny, Jackson, Patricia A., Kenney, Mary, Crilley, Paul, 1975-, Walker, Suzanne (Suzanne Wakeen), Gladstone, Max, Krosoczka, Jarrett, Nijkamp, Marieke, Whitten, Hannah, Hazelwood, Ali, Giles, Lamar, 1979-, Kuhn, Sarah (Author), Blake, Olive, Williams, Sean, 1967-, Pohl, Laura, Schwartz, Dana, Chao, Gloria, 1986-, Wong, Alyssa, England, M. K., Candon, Emma Mieko, Paige, Danielle (Novelist), Garcia, Adam Lance, 1983-, Chen, Mike, Christopher, Adam, 1978-, Angleberger, Tom
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Place a HoldBeing acean anthology of queer trans femme and disabled stories of asexual love and connectionBookPublished 2023
