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Sherri Rase

Sherri Rase
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Sherri enjoys all forms of entertainment and writes in her spare time for several outlets, including Out In Jersey Media. She is an avid reader and voracious consumer of popular and classical music and director of communication and marketing at Bridge to Visibility, whose work is dedicated to equity in healthcare.
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Book cover of "All We Hide" by Robyn Gigl
Books

Detective delves into trans cold case in “All We Hide”

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Carolyn Hogan in her garage workspace.
Features

Out Artist: CarlyBlue Woodcraft finding the heart

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This composite image features a headshot of a man on the left and a book cover on the right, both set against a solid pink background. The man has short, styled brown hair that is faded on the sides, a dark beard and mustache, and a friendly smile. To his right is the cover of the graphic novel "Fruitcake" by Rex Ogle and Dave Valeza. The cover illustration shows five diverse young people in a cartoon style, with the central character—a boy with glasses and a yellow shirt—smiling at the viewer. The title "Fruitcake" is written in bright yellow letters on a pink banner at the top, and the background of the cover is a light purple with festive streamers.
Books

“Fruitcake” by Rex Ogle is a YA trilogy finale

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This composite image features a man on the left and a book cover on the right, set against a muted purple gradient background. On the left, the man stands in a stylized pose wearing a grey patterned overcoat, a white tank top, grey trousers, and a brown hat. A striking detail is a large, weathered mechanical gauntlet strapped to his left forearm, reminiscent of retro-futuristic technology. To the right is the book cover for The Twelve by Joey Graceffa, featuring the tagline "Welcome to the Zodiac Coven." The cover illustration shows two young women back-to-back—one brunette in a purple dress and one blonde in a blue dress—surrounded by crackling white energy. In the background, a glowing golden zodiac wheel rises over a dark sea and a distant island castle under a starry night sky.
Books

“The Twelve” by Joey Graceffa is a guilty pleasure for YA...

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This image is a horizontal composite featuring a portrait on the left and a book cover on the right. On the left, a man with a dark beard and a green baseball cap smiles warmly while holding a small, fluffy black-and-white dog. He is wearing a maroon shirt and holding a black mug that has "Jasmine Green" handwritten on it. To the right is the book cover for "Somewhere in Nowhere" by Steven Gellman. The cover art depicts a night scene under a large full moon that doubles as a clock face. Below the moon, two young men sit on a park bench talking, with a black cat silhouette nearby. The title is written in an elegant yellow script against a deep purple, starry sky framed by dark silhouettes of trees.
Books

“Somewhere in Nowhere” — Steven Gellman gets it

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The image is a composite featuring a professional headshot of a woman and the book cover of her work. On the left, Corey Seemiller is pictured from the shoulders up, smiling warmly against a plain white background. She has medium-length brown hair and is wearing a dark red ribbed turtleneck sweater. To her right is the cover of her book, "The Soulmate Strategy," which has a vibrant coral-red background. The title is written in elegant white and yellow serif fonts, and below it sits a small, silver heart-shaped padlock that is unlocked. The subtitle, written in a casual black script, reads: "My Imperfect Plan to Conquer Heartbreak and Find True Love."
Books

Corey Seemiller makes strategy from tragedy — “The Soulmate Strategy”

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This image features a composite layout against a solid, muted pink background. On the left is a portrait of a smiling man with a short, neatly trimmed beard and thick, tortoiseshell-rimmed glasses. He is wearing a blue denim jacket over a dark, colorful floral-patterned button-up shirt and has his arms crossed in a relaxed, friendly pose. To his right is the book cover for the young adult thriller Better the Devil by Erik J. Brown. The cover depicts a large, dark blue house at night with a single silhouette standing in a brightly lit doorway. A bold red "X" is scrawled over one of the upstairs windows, and the title "BETTER THE DEVIL" is written across the bottom in large, red, pixelated lettering. The top and bottom of the cover are framed with a blue and white patterned border that resembles a traditional cross-stitch design.
Books

Erik J. Brown’s thriller “Better the Devil” is YA perfection

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This composite image features a photograph of a woman on the left and a book cover on the right, both set against a muted green background. The woman has long, curly reddish-brown hair, a dark wide-brimmed hat, and a magenta cardigan over a black top, with a visible floral tattoo on her chest. To her right is the cover of the novel Greta Gets the Girl by Melissa Marr, which displays a vibrant illustration of a woman in a red dress looking at her phone while a person in a black suit walks past a storefront. The title is written in playful pink script at the top, and the author's name is in white serif font at the bottom.
Books

Out Review: You will believe in romance again reading “Greta Gets...

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This image features the book cover for a collection of short stories titled Imaginary Boyfriends by Manuel Igrejas, presented against a solid peach-colored background. The cover itself has a black background and showcases a whimsical, watercolor-style illustration of three people sitting around a small white café table under a single hanging lightbulb. On the left, a man in a dark suit leans forward, while a man in a grey suit and red striped tie sits in the center with a surprised expression. On the right, a stylish person with voluminous white hair, large gold hoop earrings, and a black sleeveless dress holds a martini glass aloft. Below the illustration, the title is written in large serif font, with "Imaginary" in peach and "Boyfriends" in white, followed by the author's name in smaller white text at the bottom.
Books

“Imaginary Boyfriends” — Manny Igrejas’ very real new book release

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Rutgers University Social Justice office LGBTQ Rainbow flag display in 2025
Commentary

The power IS the people

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