This Gilded Abyss is Rebecca Thorne’s F/F lovers-to-enemies(-to-lovers) letter to Bioshock—this isn’t me being snarky, the dedication is “For everyone who fought for their lives in Rapture.” In this case, the Rapture analogue is Fall, a domed city at the bottom of the ocean, only reachable by the immense submersible Luminosity at the end ofRead More
A Sapphic Trans Mixtape of a Novel: Any Other City by Hazel Jane Plante
When I think of books I’ve read that stick out to me, Any Other City sits at the top of the list. You might know the author Hazel Jane Plante from her work Little Blue Encyclopaedia (For Vivian) which I’ve often seen recommended for its unique premise of being told in an A-Z list of moments from the mainRead More
A Silly Sapphic Sci-Fi Adventure: Stars, Hide Your Fires by Jessica Mary Best Review
Or; Til Piggybacks On Sera’s review of Stars, Hide Your Fires by Jessica Mary Best My plan for this month was to review Stars, Hide Your Fires by Jessica Mary Best, a Cinderella story set in space where Cinderella is a pickpocket using the ball as cover to rob from the rich and give to the people who wantRead More
A Cozy Queer Mystery in Space: Nobody’s Baby by Olivia Waite Review
Considering my positive reviews of Olivia Waite’s historical romances and Malka Older’s sci-fi mystery novellas, it should be no surprise that I am enjoying Olivia Waite’s own sci-fi mystery novellas, the Dorothy Gentleman series. The second entry, Nobody’s Baby, cements this as a series of cozy mysteries exploring what it means to hold onto our memoriesRead More
Return to Camelot: Bridget & Gabe Are Not Okay by Lex Croucher
Three years ago, Lex Croucher made their YA debut with the very witty Gwen & Art Are Not In Love, a historical-ish romcom about a princess and a noble who have been betrothed their entire lives and cannot stand each other. When Gwen catches Art kissing a stable boy and Art discovers Gwen’s crush on Camelot’sRead More
Missing The Devil Wears Prada?: Not Today, Satan by T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod
Writing duo T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod of I Heart SapphFic have written a Devil Wears Prada-esque story where the leading ladies actually get together called Not Today, Satan. Perpetual fuck up and hothead Harley Plotkin does what she does best: loses her temper, sets fire to the ice queen’s work (literally), and causes her friend (an expectant father) to lose his job and insurance.
A Cozy Sapphic Romantasy: The Keeper of Magical Things by Julie Leong
Maybe you are like me, and suffering from a lack of motivation to read much during the long hot summer, in which case I invite you to look up Julie Leong’s delightful fantasy books. The Keeper of Magical Things, her second book, is technically set in the same universe as her first (The Teller of SmallRead More
An Accomplished and Messy Coming-of-Age: Indestructible Object by Mary McCoy Review
I never know what I’m going to get next from Mary McCoy, which is one of the things that keeps drawing me back to her work. From her pen I’ve read a retelling of cutthroat ancient Roman politics set in the world of high school student councils (I, Claudia), a quirky, genre-bending summer camp adventureRead More
Messy Sapphic Manga: Assorted Entanglements, Vol. 1 by Mikanuji
Assorted Entanglements is about the surprise relationship between an office lady who keeps dating married men and a former juvenile delinquent. Or its about two women trying to fit their jagged edges together into a real relationship despite not knowing what they’re doing. Iori gets dumped by her latest married man, and as usual goesRead More
Sapphic Summer Books to Read Outdoors
I’ve been living my busiest and most outdoor summer ever, involving reading many books on a dock by a lake or in a hammock in the woods, so I’ve decided to shout out some teen sapphic books that have that classic summer feeling to them! A Scatter of Light by Malinda Lo Written by theRead More
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