This book was a wild read from start to finish. It has been a while since I read some truly weird speculative fiction like this. That’s about as specific as I can be about the genre of this book. It was part horror, part paranormal, part science fiction, part fantasy, and possibly meant to beRead More
TB reviews The Girl With the Treasure Chest by V.A. Fearon
Dani Fenton’s life was on the right course. In her younger years, she strayed and got into trouble. But she was able to right the ship. And she helped inspire those around her to get their lives together. Dani runs a business and she employs many young men that other companies wouldn’t hire. And sheRead More
Link Round Up: July 17 – 23
Autostraddle posted Drawn to Comics: Lumberjanes #4 has Hipster Yetis, Friendship High-Fives and Archery and 10 Hilarious And Historical Sex Scenes From Lesbian Pulp Fiction. FY Lesbian Literature posted Why Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell Should Have Been Queerer (mild spoilers). Piercing Fiction posted Why you need to attend a GCLS conference if you read lesbian literature. Women and Words posted Faces to goRead More
Krait reviews How Still My Love by Diane Marina
I was looking for a fluffy contemporary romance when I picked up How Still My Love, and with a few caveats, I think it delivered. The novel follows Beth, a woman who’s thrown herself into work at her successful graphic design studio after the end of a disastrous (and abusive) relationship several years past. Her bestRead More
Danika reviews Polymorph by Scott Westerfeld
I debated whether or not to review this book at the Lesbrary. It’s definitely not a lesbian book, but it is queer, and since I have a policy of reviewing every book I read that could be posted here, I decided to go ahead. I found Polymorph in a crowded used bookstore while travelling, and pickedRead More
Link Round Up: July 3 – 16
AfterEllen posted ACT NOW: Keep “The Miseducation of Cameron Post” on summer reading lists and The AfterEllen.com Book Club: “The Gravity Between Us”. Autostraddle posted LGBTQ Students Need Representation in Textbooks — and a Whole Lot More and Lez Liberty Lit #50: Summer Reading Lists. CBC Diversity posted Remembering Nancy Garden, Author of ‘Annie on My Mind’. Diversity In YA posted “The Miseducation of Cameron Post”Read More
Hannah reviews Mermaid In Chelsea Creek by Michelle Tea
This book is a gift to the world. As I read it I imagined wrapping it up in pretty colored paper and giving it to someone I love, to imagine them discovering it for the first time. Mermaid in Chelsea Creek is everything I’ve ever wanted from a Young Adult, “Chosen One” fantasy novel. I began thisRead More
Anna M reviews Kiss the Girl by Melissa Brayden
Kiss the Girl is Melissa Brayden’s fourth book, after How Sweet It Is, and contains similar strands of enduring friendship and sweetness mixed with serious themes. Brooklyn Campbell co-founded a small but successful advertising agency with her three lesbian best friends from college. She’s a fast-driving, energetic whirlwind who follows one rule: never get tooRead More
Ashley reviews Everything Leads to You by Nina LaCour
I heard a lot about this book before its release in May, so I made sure to place my hold on it as early as possible and eagerly anticipated its arrival. Having not read Hold Still or The Disenchantments, I was not sure what to expect from Nina LaCour – but I’m happy to say that Everything Leads toRead More
Ally Blumenfeld reviews Learning to Kiss Girls by Elizabeth Andre
Writing a short story is kind of a tall order. Thirty pages into a full-length novel, it’s safe to say a reader’s interest has either been piqued or squelched. For first-time writer Elizabeth Andre, thirty pages was all she wrote (pun intended).Learning to Kiss Girls is an unexpected pleasure. Its cover art features the bodyRead More
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