Currently reading: White Is For Witching by Helen Oyeyemi And how is it? I like it! I’m still not sure I really get it yet, but I like it. I was starting to worry “This book does have queer content, right?” and now I’ve gotten confirmation that yes, yes it does. So that always adds to theRead More
Readathon Hours 5 & 6
Currently reading: White Is For Witching by Helen Oyeyemi And how is it? It’s weird and I’m not sure I really understand the format (is it multiple perspectives? is it from the perspective of Elliot and the house, or is there another one as well?), but I like it so far! Pages read this hour: Hour 5: 20Read More
Readathon Hours 3 & 4
Currently reading: Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman And how is it? I’m just a couple pages away from finishing it, and I enjoyed it. Wouldn’t make my favourites list, but I’m glad I read it. Pages read this hour: Hour 3: 55 pages, hour 4: 35 pages. Pages read in total: 220 Books finished: None so far!Read More
Readathon Hours 1 & 2
Currently reading: Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman And how is it? I really like it so far! It’s one of my friends’ very favourite books, so I’m glad I’m enjoying it. Pages read this hour: 70 pages hour 1, 60 hour 2 Pages read in total: 130 Books finished: None so far! Food eaten: A cliff bar and anRead More
Dewey’s 24 Hour Readathon: Opening Meme
It’s that time of year again! The 24 hour readathon! I’m going to be updating throughout the day with my progress. I’ll be reading some nonlesbian books, but I’ll go back and redact those after I’m done. On to the opening meme! 1) What fine part of the world are you reading from today? BritishRead More
Link Round Up: October 9 – 15
AfterEllen posted 8 Reasons Why You Should Watch “Carmilla” Now! and Master of dreams Neil Gaiman’s new book features a kiss between two women. Autostraddle posted “Queer and Trans Artists of Color: Stories of Some of Our Lives” is a Vital Catalogue of QTPOC Voices. Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian posted I Hate Canadian Nature Poetry; Or, Why IRead More
Jess reviews Facing the Music by Jennifer Knapp
Despite the recent conservative controversy surrounding Vicky Beeching’s coming out, the Christian community is no stranger to revered spiritual musicians coming out. Jennifer Knapp’s memoir Facing The Music is a soul-searching, earnest examination of the Christian music scene and self discovery including her own coming out in 2010. Knapp begins her life as a twin in aRead More
Anna M. reviews Courtship by Carsen Taite
Courtship is a forthcoming novel from criminal defense attorney and author Carsen Taite. It’s the story of law school dean Addison Riley and Julia Scott, a campaign manager with a very successful track record. When Chief Justice Weir of the United States Supreme court dies suddenly, Julia Scott–fresh from a successful presidential campaign–is put inRead More
Ashley reviews The House You Pass on the Way by Jacqueline Woodson
The House You Pass on the Way is truly the epitome of a short and sweet book. In it, Jacqueline Woodson masterfully conjures a vivid picture of life in rural South Carolina, shedding light on the complexities of growing up as a mixed-race queer girl in barely 100 pages. Evangeline, who dubs herself Staggerlee atRead More
Elinor reviews Little Black Dress by Linda Palund
Linda Palund’s young adult mystery, Little Black Dress, starts with high school student Lucy Linsky dreaming about the funeral of her late girlfriend, Carmen. The story flashes back to the evening that Carmen was abducted and murdered, then flashes back again to Lucy meeting the mysterious Carmen and the teenagers falling in love. Just aRead More
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