Autostraddle posted
- Lez Liberty Lit: Fragile
- 8 Urban Fantasy Books That Feature Queer Women and How to Live in Paris, Get Kissed a Lot, Write a Memoir About It
- You Should Go: Brush Up Your ’90s Activist History with Lesbians to Watch Out For
The Bi-Bibliography updated the Bi-Bibliography.
BiblioSapphic posted Sapphic Stories || Around the world.
Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian posted Happy Anniversary, Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian!: Some Highlights from the Last 5 Years.
Gay YA posted Introduction to GayYA’s 2017 Blogathon.
LGBT@NYPL posted
- #RainbowReading: Pride Month at NYPL
- #RainbowReading for Kids: 30 Books for 30 Days of Pride Month 2017
- #RainbowReading for Teens: 30 Books for 30 Days of Pride Month 2017
- #RainbowReading for Adults: 30 Books for 30 Days of Pride Month 2017
LGBTQ Reads posted Around the Blogosqueer: Great Rec Posts/Databases and Better Know an Author: Chelsea M. Cameron.
Queership posted Let’s look at the queer stories among the 2017 Locus Award nominees.
Ylva Publishing posted Ruined Panties and Orgasmic Screamers—The All-Time Biggest Peeves in Lesfic.
Julie R. Enszer posted More to Read On: What Lesbian Literature Needs Today.
“Jane Austen more more likely to have had sex with a woman than a man, says historian” was posted at the Independent.
Solace: Writing, Refuge, and LGBTQ Women of Color edited by S. Andrea Allen and Lauren Cherelle was reviewed at Lambda Literary.
Homecoming by Celeste Castro was reviewed at Lambda Literary.
Small Favors: The Definitive Girly Porno Collection by Colleen Coover was reviewed at Okazu.
Notes of a Crocodile by Qiu Miaojin was reviewed at South China Morning Post.
Revolutionary Girl Utena, Volume 2 by Chiho Saito was reviewed at Lambda Literary.
The Edge of the Abyss by Emily Skrutskie was reviewed at Rich In Color.
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