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    'Fence: Striking Distance' weaves queer romance into competitive combat sports

    by Tracy Brown, Los Angeles Times Feb 05, 2020 3 minutes

    The members of the Kings Row fencing team are on a quest to win the state championship for the first time. They definitely have their work cut out for them, but their coach has a plan.

    In "Fence: Striking Distance," an upcoming novel by Sarah Rees Brennan, the boys will have to tackle some new team-building exercises that will strengthen their bonds and bring them all closer. Of course, there will be some bumps along the way.

    Based on "Fence," the ongoing

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