Link Round Up: January 4-18

AfterEllen posted The AfterEllen.com Huddle: What books we are reading right now.

Babbling About Books posted Danika from The Lesbrary’s Favorite Lesbian Reads of 2014 (2015 Lesbian Fiction Appreciation Event #LFAE2015).

Curve Magazine posted Dorothy Allison to Keynote 2015 Golden Crown Literary Society Conference.

Gay YA posted New Releases: January 2015 and Gay YA: a personal retrospective.

Lambda Literary posted New in January: Miranda July, Michelle Tea, Michael Mewshaw, Leo Bersani, and Sandip Roy.

The Outer Alliance posted Outer Alliance Podcast #47.

Women and Words posted Hot off the Press, January 2015 and Coming Attractions, February 2015.

Ivan E. Coyote and Rae Spoon were interviewed on CBC Radio.

Karin Kallmaker posted What Would JKR Do? Or, Why There Should Not Be Special Rules for Lesfic Book Reviews.

Malinda Lo posted On Self-Rejection and Writing From a Marginalized Perspective.

“At a Gay-Specific Bookstore, Just Books on a Shelf Won’t Do” was posted at the NY Times.

“A 2015 LGBTQI YA Preview” was posted at B&N Teen Blog.

When This World Comes to an End by Kate Cayley was reviewed by Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian.

Cold and Lonely, Lovely Work of Art by S. Anne Gardner was reviewed at C-Spot Reviews.

There Goes the Gayborhood? by Amin Ghaziani was reviewed at Lambda Literary.

Blackmail, My Love by Katie Gilmartin was reviewed at Lambda Literary.

Climbing the Date Palm by Shira Glassman was reviewed at Bisexual Books.

No One Needs To Know by Amanda Grace was reviewed at Rainbow Reading.

Carry the Sky by Kate Gray was reviewed at Lambda Literary.

You’re Not Edith by Allison Gruber was reviewed at Lambda Literary.

Everything Leads To You by Nina LaCour was reviewed at Rainbow Reading.

Lies my Girlfriend Told Me by Julie Anne Peters was reviewed at Gay YA.

Barring Complications by Blythe Rippon was reviewed at Lesbian Reading Room.

The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters was reviewed The Radical Bookworm and The Providence Journal.

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