I’ve read almost all of the books Gerri Hill has written. I’ve enjoyed romances like Behind the Pine Curtain and Love Waits and been more skeptical of recent “action-romance” pieces like The Scorpion. Thankfully, Storms (2011) falls more into the mold of the engaging romances I favor, in both good and bad ways. Carson CartwrightRead More
Link Round Up
AfterEllen posted The Revival: A Black Lesbian Poet Tour comes to a living room near you and Jena Malone will play author Carson McCullers in “Lonely Hunter”. Autostraddle posted Banned Books Week: The Conspiracy to Shield Queer Books From Your Eyes The Queer Zine Archive Project: If You Don’t Know, Now You Know Be Still My Heart: EileenRead More
MFred reviews Bittersweet by Nevada Barr
The back copy of Nevada Barr’s Bittersweet promised me a truthful, accurate portrayal of two women living together in the 1800s West. Imogene, a spinster teacher, is forced from her job in the East when her secret affair with a female student is revealed. She ends up in small Pennsylvania farming town, where she starts a friendshipRead More
Danika reviews Call Me Softly D. Jackson Leigh
I’ve got to tell you, I am perhaps unreasonably impressed by this book. I’ve been reading a lot of self-published lesbian fiction, and I’m sorry to say that that often lowers the bar. Besides, Call Me Softly even corrects some common published lesfic annoyances, in that it has a plot unrelated to the romance. ARead More
Nichole reviews Scarcity by Kate Genet
Scarcity by Kate Genet is the short story of a painter, Teresa, and her relationship with a much younger girl, Scarcity. Within the first few pages Genet gives a good description of the artist, but the reader still has’t really gotten a clear picture of who the main character is yet. She seems to beRead More
Guest Lesbrarian post by Wendy!
A Gay in the Life of Melinda Finch is a new e-book that is now available on the Amazon Kindle and for general download at Smashwords. The story is set in downtown Toronto. The main protagonist is Melinda Finch, a woman in her early thirties who can’t win when it comes to relationships. She alsoRead More
Weekly Link Round Up
Autostraddle will be reading Fun Home by Alison Bechdel for their book club! Elisa posted Persistent Voices: Ana María Simo H.D. (September 10, 1886 – September 27, 1961) Rainbow Awards: Current Submissions 221-230 Gay League posted previews for upcoming queer comics. Lambda Literary posted Queer Text at Dixon Place Presents: ‘Queer Shelter Project Stories Workshop’ QueerRead More
Allysse reviews Burning Bright by Melissa Scott
Burning Bright is a story about power struggle set in a science-fiction universe in which two different races co-exist – the Human and the Hsai – but are battling for power. Burning Bright is the name of the planet in which pilot Quinn Lioe docks her ship for repairs which makes her spend a fewRead More
Weekly Link Round Up
AfterEllen posted “Batwoman #1” is here, she’s queer, and we could get used to it and a link round up with the extended American Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trailer as well as info on Ellen DeGeneres’s new book. Autostraddle posted “Straightening” Gay Characters in Young Adult Fiction: Are YA Books Keeping You a Secret? (I disagree withRead More
Kristi reviews The Collectors by Lesley Gowan
Laura has a passion for collecting BDSM lesbian erotica. That passion also extends to her fantasy of becoming a real submissive. She never believed there was a way to translate her desires into real life, until her classmate Adele introduces Laura to her mistress, Jeanne. Laura finds herself a willing, if inquisitive, submissive to JeanneRead More
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