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And Vera dig deeper into the mysterious The Caring Read the rest of the review here Tina Horn I received an arc for an honest review I enjoyed Deprog by Tina Horn even than I expected to Our main character Tate rescues and deprograms people who have been sucked into cults When MX Vera asked for Tate s help to save her brother she refuses at first because it sounds to similar to the cult she was raised in and escaped from When it seems like the man who murdered her family may still be alive she won t stop till she kills him Tate has to reface her trauma and discover that the things she s discovered aren t quite what they seem. Diprogenta Hot damn this graphic novel was steamy as f ck.

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Tina Horn is a writer teacher and media maker She produces and hosts the sexuality podcast Why Are People Into That Her first book Love Not Given Lightly is a collection of nonfiction stories about sex workers she has also been published in Vice Nerve Girl Sex 101 and Best Sex Writing 2015 Tina s workshops on dirty talk sex worker self care and spanking have been featured at Good Vibrations Armory Studios Lesbian Sex Mafia International Ms Leather the New School and the Feminist Porn Conference She is a LAMBDA Literary Fellow has won two Feminist Porn Awards and holds an MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing from Sarah Lawrence Born in Northern California Tina now lives in Manhattan. Nonfiction program crossword Deprog is a new detective thriller from Tina Horn SfSx and Lisa Sterle Witchblood that s John Constantine meets Jessica Jones with a kinky Midsommar twist Meet Tate Debs a hardboiled hard drinking leather loving dyke detective with an office in the back of Los Angeles s last video store Tate specializes in rescuing and deprogramming people from abusive groups with extreme beliefs like the one Tate herself escaped that believed in inter dimensional travel and taboo ritual sex When a femme named Vera who may just be fatale hires Tate to infiltrate a group of mystical hippies out in the desert she must decide if Vera s charms are worth being re traumatized Soon Tate must face her past out of devotion to the femme she may be falling for and a single minded drive to avenge her family Deprog author Tina Horn I received an ARC from Edelweiss Deprog Volume 1 collects the first four issue arc of Tina Horn Lisa Sterle and Gab Contreras fiercely queer series about a woman named Tate who works as a counselor to former cult members in her friend Les video store When a flirtatious non binary bombshell named Vera comes into her place of business and asks for her help to save their brother Vinny Tate ends up being face to face with some extremely dark things from her past As a crime thriller Deprog is full of twists turns and even some gunplay It also features some spot on media criticism Tate is a pop culture addict because she wasn t exposed to a lot of it growing up in a cult and the healing power of BDSM sex as well as some genuinely disturbing moments including scenes of rape and incest However Deprog is an engaging read with a charismatic lead character and Horn and Sterle aren t afraid to dig into societal taboos as Tate Les I loved the art style and I loved our morally grey lead character When you dive into this one be prepared for BDSM cult extremists sapphic steam ritualistic sex taboo incest and a quality plot twist towards the end I m very much hoping we see Deprog cases in the future Tina Horn If a gritty noir graphic novel with a hardboiled hard drinking leather loving dyke detective sounds up your alley pick Deprog up though you might want to give the content warnings a glance first I thought that was what I wanted but I quickly realized this was a darker read than I m currently in the headspace for There are panels of people s skin melting off their bones and on page sex scenes between family members Despite it not being my style I am glad this exists because it s fun to see a classic noir detective story with a lesbian of color as the main character not to mention a genderqueer femme fatale This is a dark erotic surprising and disturbing read perfect for fans of queer noir. Self Help deprogress Full review at the Lesbrary Tina Horn In Deprog a cult survivor turned deprogrammer and investigator gets drawn into a web of mystery and deceit when the cult she escaped as a child re emerges with new sinister plans This book tells a classic Noir detective tale that has been updated with a few modern elements while surfacing LGBTQ themes and characters that were common to the original material but were not acknowledged at the time the original stories were told Expect an unusual and original take on a classic genre nuanced LGBTQ characters a cult that combines the worst elements of Jamestown Heaven s Gate and Goop heavy BDSM imagery some unsettling violence and the last video store in LA Tina Horn Queer noir from Tina Horn whose dystopian SFSX I really should finish at some point although frankly I m seeing enough of my peers turning weirdly censorious lately that I might have to put anti sex futures alongside climate collapsed ones in the too plausible to be remotely fun file Anyway this one is set in the here and now with Tate Debs herself an escapee from a cult upbringing now working as a deprogrammer for hire It would have been easy to coast on the updating of classic gumshoe tropes the gorgeous new client is non binary the office is in the back of LA s last video store but Deprog has the smarts to dig into noir s deeper engines too The fascination with power its convolutions and reversals is obviously a natural fit for a lead processing her trauma through kink but this goes as far as the foundational down these mean streets a man must go who is not himself mean who is neither tarnished nor afraid Because even aside from the gender that s not always quite true is it And what if the protagonist though mean for understandable reasons and with good intentions thereby ends up pushing people further into the promises of love and comfort which are the stock in trade of cults Here presented plausibly not with that too early shift into obvious evil which can so undermine a villain and thereby a whole story We must exfoliate the impurities of the corrupt world to connect with others bring about the unified duality of pure self care it s barely a step beyond a thousand wellness influencers And key to Tate s deal is seeing cults not as anomalous just a particular fightable manifestation of ubiquitous human failings Cult leaders want what we all want hot sex endless cash and no consequences They just do it with charisma than everyone else Religion capitalism the nuclear family it s all a death cult Even the muttering about the carceral state and then proposing vigilante execution as an alternative is at the very least plausible character work if not necessarily good policy Really the only letdown is the art Lisa Sterle and Gab Contreras do perfectly serviceable interiors perhaps a little on the cute and cartoonish side though maybe that helps stop things from getting too mired in darkness However those colourful pages sit behind fantastically dark and moody covers from DaNi inevitably making me wonder what kind of full on psychodrama Deprog might have been had she illustrated the whole thing Edelweiss ARC Tina Horn

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Probably one of my favorite pulpy queer thrillers yet this comic balances steamy erotic sex scenes with tense mystery and absolute horror with a rather uncomfortable plot twist at the end that imo is necessary FINALLY someone who acknowledges incest as a bad traumatic thing and as a villainnous power imbalance even in a pulpy kinky thriller The exploration of kink and trauma was also a nice touch as well as the interplay of kink violence and how those things are often methods of reclaiming your trauma Overall good indie comic Tina Horn Some modern noir with a queer bent The main character works as a deprogrammer for cult victims She grew up in a cult herself and has dealt with a lot of trauma A femme fatale hires her to get her brother out of a cult that sounds a lot like the one she grew up in Along the way we visit lots of BDSM and steamy explicit same sex scenes Tina Horn.