She is a little frantic and can't tell him why and maybe he doesn't want to know. I need to check my email. Most novels are fairly easy to categorize: They start off following the rules of a particular genre  domestic fiction, hardboiled mystery, dystopian fantasy, whatever  and they pretty much roll along adhering to or sometimes subverting those conventions. It's just very hard for people to see by the simple choice to choose to write about a woman as opposed to a man, the notion that I'm writing about motherhood instead of fatherhood clouds the territory a little bit. And I'm wondering, if you're comfortable talking about it, when, you know, you were clear about your sexual orientation and how that affected your sense of identity.
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