Cover art: Ali Smith It was like a war inside me; I couldn't even recognize all the sides. There was one that said, "No, this is wrong; you know it's wrong and bad and sinful," and there was another that said, "Nothing has ever felt so right and natural and true and good." Summer's here and Helsinki Pride is this week. And I can't be there. :( But in honour of the week, here's a short review of a novel that has become a classic in the world of LGBT fiction. Annie on My Mind is one of the pioneers of LGBT books written for young adults. Originally published as early as 1982, it was one of the first novels about a lesbian relationship written for young adult readers. It was also one of the first books of its kind to portray homosexuality as a permanent, positive part of personal identity - not a phase, a fling or something that can be or should be changed. It's not very surprising that the book caused some controversy when it was in...