Sunrise or sunset?
While sunrise is often the beginning of Ian’s dancing day, his preferred romantic time is sunset and the hours after sunset because of the secretive nature of his romance with Jess.
Ian is a half-full kind of guy. He sees his life and his art—dance—in terms of potential, not lack.
Summer! Winter poses hazards (icy sidewalks and streets!) for a dancer who aims to be professional.
Chocolate. Ian is definitely not into white. He thinks there’s too much white in the world, like dead white guys, horridly racist white shopkeepers, architecturally controlled white neighbourhoods, etc.
Cats. They’re more acrobatic and like dancers.
Ian hates coffee, but never objects to a nice cuppa hot Rooibos.
Ian loves the outdoors, but so much of dance is performed indoors in rehearsal studios and on stage, so if he had to choose, he’d pick indoors.
Soloist! Ian longs to be a principal dancer in a major professional ballet company, though of course he understands that “company” means teamwork and pulling together.
Living with mistakes. Ian is all about growing and learning from the past, then moving onwards.
Flying! It’s all about the grand jeté!
Sweats fit best over dance clothing.
Stripes, because that’s how the rainbow appears, and Ian has definitely embraced the rainbow.
Thanks for the great answers, Gail!
Make sure to check out all the other tour stops, and keep your eye out for Chance to Dance for You, which will be released on May 1st.
Chance to Dance for You by Gail Sidonie Sobat
(Amazon | Goodreads)
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Openly gay in his bigoted high school, Ian doesn’t exactly fit in. But he's not worried— he's been training in dance for a long time and soon he'll be able to leave town and train to become a professional. Then he falls in love with Jess, the high school quarterback.
Openly gay in his bigoted high school, Ian doesn’t exactly fit in. But he's not worried— he's been training in dance for a long time and soon he'll be able to leave town and train to become a professional. Then he falls in love with Jess, the high school quarterback.
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