Being somewhat of a foodie myself, a review of Month of Sundays by Yolanda Wallace on Goodreads caught my attention as it mentioned ‘the delicious dishes that Yolanda described’. I soon read the book and sure enough enjoyed the description of the numerous meals the two main characters delight in throughout the novel. When sheRead More
Casey reviews S/he by Minnie Bruce Pratt
Do you know those books that come into your life exactly at the right time? Minnie Bruce Pratt’s memoir S/he is just that book for me right now. Although she’s a woman from quite a different time and place than me—she’s a white woman from the Southern States who came out as a lesbian inRead More
Anna M. reviews Girl Friends Complete Collection v.1 by Milk Morinaga
During an idle moment at work, I pulled the first volume of the Girl Friends manga collection by Milk Morinaga off the shelf and devoured it in one sitting. The book is classified as young adult (despite a bit of nudity) and I have seen it described online as “schoolgirl yuri.” The shy, bookish MarikoRead More
Link Round Up: Nov 20 – Dec 4
Autostraddle posted Read a F*cking Book: Cristy C. Road’s “Spit and Passion” Poetry is Dead’s Queer Issue Speaks Directly To Your Heart Holigay Gift Guide: 59 Awesome Gifts For Book-Lovers (Besides Books) Idol Worship: Ten(ish) Questions with Eileen Myles Lez Liberty Lit #8: I Never Thanked You, Batman More Than Words: TheRead More
Guest Lesbrarian Lindy Pratch reviews Gay Dwarves of America by Anne Fleming
Anne Fleming’s Gay Dwarves of America is a collection of offbeat stories, most of them containing queer content. They are smart, funny and poignant. When Fleming was at the Vancouver Writers Fest last month, all but four copies of this book sold out at her first reading, so I feel lucky to have snapped one up. AfterRead More
Lena reviews Gay Pride and Prejudice by Kate Christie (and Jane Austen)
At this point, I’m kind of convinced that Kate Christie and I have some bizarre rainbow mind connection we’re not aware of yet. Not only is “Gay Pride and Prejudice,” her delightful book, an idea I’ve had in the back of my head for several years, but it follows the same romantic trajectory thatRead More
Link Round Up: Nov 6-20
AfterEllen posted Your New School Library: Ivan Coyote, A.S. King, and Mariko Tamaki. Autostraddle posted Read A F*cking Book: Ivan E. Coyote’s “One in Every Crowd” Autostraddle Book Club: Emily Answers Your “Cameron Post” Questions And We Throw A Feelings-Fest Read A F*cking Book: Rae Spoon’s “First Spring Grass Fire” Lez LibertyRead More
Laura reviews Red Falcon’s District by Leilani Beck
Red Falcon’s District is a historical fantasy novel by Leilani Beck. The story follows Bridget Caswell — a plucky young woman who has been on the run her entire life — as she takes sanctuary in an unusual, little known London district. A capable work by an emerging author, this book is an excellent choiceRead More
Jill Guccini reviews The Narrows by M. Craig
The world of the M. Craig’s The Narrows (http://narrowsthenovel.com/) contains a lot of elements you’ll recognize: full of bicycles and outcasts, skinny jeans and crowded cafes, and of course, a healthy dose of beer, its streets very much resemble a Portland or a Brooklyn of today. Yet then there’s the Other Stuff. There’s dragons andRead More
Katie Raynes reviews The Gunfighter and the Gear-Head by Cassandra Duffy
Cassandra Duffy’s The Gunfighter and the Gear-Head is a fun melding of steampunk and Old West in a post-apocalyptic setting. The story centers around Tombstone – which, after a cataclysmic war between Earth and an invading alien force – has reverted to a harsh, dangerous place ruled by outlaws. The story follows Gieo, a dirigible pilot, madRead More
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