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Every book Tommy Altman recommended on podcasts

Guest on Timcast IRL · 3 books · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Tommy Altman appeared on Timcast IRL to discuss legal actions involving sexually explicit and controversial books in school libraries. During the episode, Altman mentioned several specific titles, including the book Genderqueer by Joan Nestle and Riki Anne Wilchins, which he described as a prominent subject of controversy and part of a legal challenge he brought forward in Virginia. He also discussed A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas and Carnival of Fury by William Ivy Hair, noting that these works formed the basis of his efforts to secure judicial rulings regarding obscene materials in schools. Altman explained that he and others took these matters before a judge, noting the unusual circumstance where every single judge in Virginia Beach recused themselves from the case. Throughout the discussion, Altman used these titles to illustrate his ongoing advocacy and legal challenges concerning literature available to students, highlighting the contentious debate over content restrictions in educational settings.

Books recommended by Tommy Altman

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  1. A Court of Mist and Fury

    Sarah J. Maas · Discussed · 1 episode

    A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J.

    Discussed
    “And then the other one is The Court of Mist and Fury. And so one is, one's heterosexual, one's homosexual in nature.”
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  2. Fury: Stallion of Broken Wheel Ranch

    Albert G. Miller · Discussed · 1 episode

    Fury: Stallion of Broken Wheel Ranch by Albert G.

    Discussed
    “And then the other one is The Court of Mist and Fury. And so one is, one's heterosexual, one's homosexual in nature.”
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  3. genderqueer

    Joan Nestle; Riki Anne Wilchins · Discussed · 1 episode

    Gender Queer is a deeply personal autobiographical graphic novel that explores identity and adolescence.

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    “And so, yeah, we stood regarding two books. One is Genderqueer. It's the most controversial book in all the United States.”
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Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
Timcast IRL #547 - Liberal Arrested For ASSASSINATION Attempt On SCOTUS Justice Kavanaugh w/Tommy AltmanTimcast IRL2022-06-096