I really wanted to like this book, because I have been looking for lesbian zombie apocalypse books for years (luckily, there are more than just this one now, but still). Luckily, this book is just as good as it sounds. First of all, it’s hilarious. I kept reading out passages to my partner, but I’dRead More
Danika reviews The Miseducation of Cameron Post by emily m. danforth
If you follow other les/bi/etc book sites, or have been skimming the link round ups at the Lesbrary, you may have already heard of The Miseducation of Cameron Post. In fact, you may have already heard about it from a mainstream source, because Cam Post is published by a large publishing company (HarperCollins), and it’s beenRead More
Danika reviews Drawing Love by Juli Jousan
Drawing Love by Juli Jousan treads a fine line. It could easily seem overwrought or juvenile. Drawing Love alternates between the present and a description of the main character, Mo, having a dramatic high school relationship. By relating that in flash backs, and showing that Mo has moved on and grown up since then, it avoids being completelyRead More
Danika reviews Are You My Mother? by Alison Bechdel
I’m going to be honest, I have no idea how to review this book. I loved Bechdel’s first comic memoir, Fun Home, so I was very excited to pick up Are You My Mother? And it definitely does have some of the best elements from Fun Home: the writing is amazing, the art is beautiful, and the entire bookRead More
Link Round Up
Bella Books posted Interview with Janet Mason, Author of Tea Leaves. Bibrary Book Lust posted Help Wanted – Looking for Contributing Reviewers and GIVEAWAY – The Letter Q: Queer Writers’ Notes to Their Younger Selves. Dog Ear Audio started a Kickstarter project for their Safe Harbour by Radclyffe audiobook voiced by actress Diane Gaidry. Elisa posted Rainbow Awards: Cover Contest (March) LGBT EbookRead More
Guest Lesbrarian Jeanne Courtney review Riding Fury Home: A Memoir by Chana Wilson
It reads like the very best fiction, with vivid details that stimulate all the senses, heart pounding scenes that keep the pages turning, and comical anecdotes that are both thought-provoking and fun. But this story is true, and relentlessly truthful, told without a hint of sensationalism or sentimentality. Personal experiences are deftly interspersed with Wilson’sRead More
Jasper reviews Steam-Powered II: Lesbian Steampunk Stories
Bottom line: A collection of steampunk stories starring lesbians that deliberately tries to stretch beyond the Anglo-centric, but still operates within a Western-Europe-dominated colonial world. Many stories are good; only one is terrible; none except perhaps the final two pieces challenge steampunk conventions quite as hard as they might mean to. Content warnings (may containRead More
Danika reviews The Difference Between You and Me by Madeleine George
I have a soft spot for lesbian teen fiction. Mostly because I feel like it’s a really important niche. It’s when many people first start coming out or questioning their sexuality, and it is really reassuring to be able to see a representation of yourself in fiction, especially one that reassures you that it canRead More
Kristi reviews Lemon Reef by Robin Silverman
Jenna is shocked to receive the phone call that told her that her high school love has died from a heart attack while diving at Lemon Reef. Even though they had not been in contact, the shock of Del’s death is overshadowed by old memories and by a request from her ex’s family to fightRead More
Link Round Up
Autostraddle posted Read A F*cking Book: Win A Copy of ‘The Letter Q’. Bibrary Book Lust posted about the Hop Against Homophobia. Elisa posted Rainbow Awards: Current Submissions (51-60) Particular Voices: Cheryl Clarke (born May 16, 1947) Particular Voices: Bertha Harris (December 17, 1937 – May 22, 2005) GLBT Promo Blog posted Storm Moon Press – Hop AgainstRead More
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