Ergebnis für "Folge 10 Femme Fatale" in Literatur & Belletristik

Der schwermütige Edgar Alan Poe ringt damit nicht wieder zum Alkoholiker zu werden. Als er eines Abends in einem Pariser Nachtklub rückfällig wird, lernt er die wunderschöne Sängerin Sandrine kennen, in die er sich Hals über Kopf verliebt. Schnell wird ihm klar, dass Sandrine die Braut eines gefürchteten Pariser Verbrecherkönigs ist. Er will sie aus dessen Klauen befreien und ignoriert Dupins Einwände und Zweifel. Doch als er zu Sandrines "Rettung" eilt, findet er lediglich die Leiche des ermordeten Bandenchefs vor und wird prompt als vermeintlicher Täter verhaftet.

Washington, DC, Metro Police Detective Sergeant Sam Holland needs a big win to salvage her career - and her confidence - after a disastrous investigation. The perfect opportunity arises when Senator John O’Connor is found brutally murdered in his bed and she’s assigned to the case. Things get complicated when she has to team up with Nick Cappuano, O’Connor’s friend and chief of staff...and the man she had a memorable one-night stand with years earlier. Their sexual chemistry still sizzles, and Sam has to fight to stay focused on the case.

Queeny cocktail waiter Lionel wakes up to find himself in bed with Dog, a straight-acting softball player, and the two embark on a rocky road to romance. A journey that requires coming out of the closet, going into the closet, a pair of red high heels, many pairs of red high heels, a failed intervention, a couple of aborted dates, and homemade pom-poms. Mostly, Lionel and Dog learn what it means to be a man.

What feminine part of yourself did you have to destroy in order to survive in this world? At what point does femininity become synonymous with apology? Who hurt the people who hurt you? Let's figure it out. Femme in Public (2017) is the debut poetry collection by transfeminine writer Alok Vaid-Menon including work from 2014-2017. It is a meditation on anti-trans harassment, a ceremony for loss and grief, and an imagining of what could be if we weren’t taught to fear the very things that have the potential to set us free.