Lana is a divorcee and mother of two who has been out of the closet for less than a year. Although her lesbian social circle and dating life are dry as a desert, she finds purpose in other areas of life, including her role as a supportive band mom. The story opens at her teenageRead More
Link Round Up: December 15 – January 4
Autostraddle posted Top 10 Queer and Feminist Books of 2016 9 Lesbian Romance Audiobooks To Warm Your Heart On Chilly Nights Lez Liberty Lit: Reading Fever Walking and Talking, Kicking and Screaming: An Interview with Ruth Curry of Emily Books Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian postedRead More
Danika reviews The One Hundred Nights of Hero by Isabel Greenberg
I have to start this with my Goodreads status update from 5 pages in: I literally cannot handle how much I like this book. I can’t get through a page without cackling or exclaiming. The art! The narration! The surreal worldbuilding! The f/f couple in the middle of it!!! The feminism! The cleverness! Like, IRead More
Jess van Netten reviews Secret Diaries Past & Present: Q&A with Helena Whitbread & Natasha Holme
In understanding my consumption of the diary of Anne Frank, my devouring the entirety of Anne of Green Gables, Susan Howatch’s Cashelmara, Bryce Courteney’s Jessica and later in life pouring through Ruth Maier’s diary in one sitting, you could say I have a fascination with the personal details of others; particularly women. As such, IRead More
Tierney reviews Here’s the Thing by Emily O’Beirne
When Zel’s family moves back to Australia from the United States, she has to find her bearings in Sydney, while also making sense of the relationship she left behind: as Zel narrates the process of settling in and making friends at her new school, she also uses flashbacks to tell the story of meeting andRead More
Danika reviews Ice Massacre by Tiana Warner
Why did no one tell me about this book earlier?? Honestly, this should be much more well known. Ice Massacre is about Meela, and 18-year-old girl who has been trained to fight killer mermaids. She’s needed to defend her island, but she has qualms about being sent out to massacre the “sea demons”: she befriended oneRead More
Kalyanii reviews The Bricks that Built the Houses by Kate Tempest
Everybody’s looking for their tiny piece of meaning. Some fleeting perfect thing that might make them more alive. ~The Bricks that Built the Houses, Kate Tempest Dream, if you can, a courtyard… where your view of the sky above is condensed by the high walls that surround you into the smallest swath of blue, whereRead More
Megan Casey reviews Red Rover by Liz Bugg
I confess that I like this book a little more than I originally thought I would. Maybe it’s because I liked the design and feel of the Insomniac paperback version, which is very easy on the eyes. Or maybe it was the very professional pace that Bugg was able to adhere to throughout. I alsoRead More
Rachel reviews Alice & Jean by Lily Hammond
Alice & Jean by Lily Hammond is a sensitive and beautiful historical romance novel centering on two women in love. It’s 1946 in New Zealand, in the aftermath of World War II. Alice Holden is a mother of two young children, widowed by the devastating war, and struggling to make ends meet. Jean Reardon, aRead More
Susan reviews We Go Around In The Night And Are Consumed By Fire by Jules Grant
We Go Around In The Night And Are Consumed by Fire by Jules Grant is wonderful. It revolves around a group of lesbian gangsters in Manchester, which is the perfect intersection of two of my interests and my hometown in ways that I didn’t even know I wanted. Donna and Carla lead the Bronte CloseRead More
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