Autostraddle posted
- 15 Ladies Who Were Writing Sexy Lesbian Love Letters Before You Got Born
- “The Call to Adventure,” Issue 1 of qu.ee/r Magazine, Is Here!
- Sailor Moon Reboot Coming in July, Keeping It Queer For English-Speaking Fans [which will more strictly follow the manga]
Babbling About Books has been hosting the 2014 Lesbian Fiction Appreciation Post, including:
- Reclaiming “Squicky” and the future of F/F fiction by Ana Vitsky
- Jess Faraday on Lesbian Historical Fiction
- Teresa Wymore On Discovery
- Amazons: Warrior Women in Fact and Fiction by Catherine Lundoff
- Literary Lesbianism: Heart, Mind, and Body by Salome Wilde
- V.C.’s First Love (F/F Erotica) And On Having Trans* Lesbians In Her F/F Fiction
Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian posted The Top Ten Best First Lines of Fiction (Oh Yeah, All by Women Writers).
C-Spot Reviews posted Wow, there’s Nothing On TV aka C-Spot Reviews: The Chained Heat Edition by Megan.
Fuck Yeah Lesbian Literature! (aka the Lesbrary’s tumblr) posted a list of lesbian steampunk books.
Lady-Like Book Club posted Episode 25 – Fic Picks.
Women and Words posted Recommendations for YA Fiction from Jennifer Lavoie and The Stepping Stones to Self-Understanding by Marina Peralta.
Nicola Griffith was interviewed at Paris Review.
Catherine Lundoff posted LGBT Science Fiction and Fantasy in the 1970s parts 1 and 2.
Windows: A Broken Fairy Tale by Casey Bramble was reviewed at Lipstick Lesbian Reviews.
Small Town Trouble by Jean Erhardt was reviewed at The Rainbow Reader.
Slow River by Nicola Griffith was reviewed at the Hugo + Nebula Science Fiction Review Project.
Last Salute by Tracey Richardson was reviewed at Lambda Literary.
For even more links, check out the Lesbrary’s twitter page! We’re also on Facebook, Goodreads, Youtube and tumblr.
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Claire (BWB) says
Sooo excited about the Sailor Moon Reboot!