I really loved the first Aud Torvingen book. And was pretty disappointed in the sequels. This review contains a lot of plot spoilers, so consider yourself warned. Stay (book #2) started off strong, and because I was so committed to the first book, I was as lost in Aud’s grief as she herself was.Read More
Danika reviews Miss Timmins’ School for Girls by Nayana Currimbhoy
When I started the 24 Hour Readathon, I was partway through Miss Timmins’ School for Girls and intended to put it aside to read something short or easier, but I couldn’t put it aside. It’s a novel centred on a very specific, isolated time and space, which is one of those oddly specific story styles that IRead More
Anna M. reviews 96 Hours by Georgia Beers
New York author Georgia Beers uses a sobering milieu for lesbian romance in her latest release, 96 Hours, which focuses on the experience of a group of passengers diverted to a small town in Newfoundland in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. Erica Ryan, an uptight workaholic, finds herself thrown together with the bohemian AbbyRead More
Weekly Link Round Up
Arsenal Pulp Press posted Ivan E. Coyote One in Every Crowd launch and LGBT youth talent show. Autostraddle posted about Eileen Myles and Margaret Cho and Mini Interview: Andrea Askowitz and “My Miserable, Lonely, Lesbian Pregnancy”. Bella Books posted Janet Mason at Equality Forum, Saturday May 5. Bold Strokes Books posted Time Travelling. Elisa posted Lucie Delarue-Mardrus (November 3, 1874 – AprilRead More
Jasper reviews Silver Moon by Catherine Lundoff
I’m not usually a werewolf (or vampire) novel reader, because I’m not usually a paranormal romance reader, and it’s rare I don’t see the one being synonymous for the other. Alphas falling for mortals, mortals falling for alphas, vampires falling for werewolves, new wolves learning to run a pack and being courted by multiple stunninglyRead More
Danika reviews Say Please: Lesbian BDSM Erotica edited by Sinclair Sexsmith
I had high hopes for this collection, and I am very happy to say that it lived up to them! In any anthology, the thing I’m most looking for is consistent quality of writing. Every collection will have some I like more and some I like less, but that should be because of personal taste,Read More
Kristi reviewed Ill Will by J.M. Redmann
Ill Will by J.M. Redmann In a city still rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans PI Micky Knight finds that her services are more in need than ever, as are her partner Cordelia’s skills as a physician. Micky has her hands full trying to fob off one client’s demands to discover the root of theRead More
Weekly Link Round Up
AfterEllen posted Your New School Library: Queer tales from debut authors (and more!) Autostraddle posted Read A F*cking Book: “Beyond Binary” Is Genderqueering Speculative Fiction. Bella Books posted Diana McRae at East Bay Express and Diesel Judy Grahn Award for Cordova’s When We Were Outlaws! Cats in Lesbian Fiction – A List! RebeccaRead More
Strange Sisters By Fletcher Flora Strange Sisters is a novel by Fletcher Flora. The story follows the life of Kathy, a young girl trying to find her place in the world. The story begins with Kathy meeting a man, Angus Brunn, and killing him in what appears to be self-defence when she realises she can’t sleep withRead More
The Dearth of Bisexual Literature: a guest post by A.J. Walkley
If you type “bisexual” into Amazon.com, the first hits that are returned are blatantly erotica. In fact, some of the terms used to describe the titles on the first page are “gang bang,” “strap-on,” “group sex,” “hot tales” and “seduction.” Imagine happening upon these books as a teen, slowly coming to terms with your ownRead More
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