Writing duo T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod of I Heart SapphFic have written a Devil Wears Prada-esque story where the leading ladies actually get together called Not Today, Satan. Perpetual fuck up and hothead Harley Plotkin does what she does best: loses her temper, sets fire to the ice queen’s work (literally), and causes her friend (an expectant father) to lose his job and insurance.
A Cozy Sapphic Romantasy: The Keeper of Magical Things by Julie Leong
Maybe you are like me, and suffering from a lack of motivation to read much during the long hot summer, in which case I invite you to look up Julie Leong’s delightful fantasy books. The Keeper of Magical Things, her second book, is technically set in the same universe as her first (The Teller of SmallRead More
An Accomplished and Messy Coming-of-Age: Indestructible Object by Mary McCoy Review
I never know what I’m going to get next from Mary McCoy, which is one of the things that keeps drawing me back to her work. From her pen I’ve read a retelling of cutthroat ancient Roman politics set in the world of high school student councils (I, Claudia), a quirky, genre-bending summer camp adventureRead More
Messy Sapphic Manga: Assorted Entanglements, Vol. 1 by Mikanuji
Assorted Entanglements is about the surprise relationship between an office lady who keeps dating married men and a former juvenile delinquent. Or its about two women trying to fit their jagged edges together into a real relationship despite not knowing what they’re doing. Iori gets dumped by her latest married man, and as usual goesRead More
Sapphic Summer Books to Read Outdoors
I’ve been living my busiest and most outdoor summer ever, involving reading many books on a dock by a lake or in a hammock in the woods, so I’ve decided to shout out some teen sapphic books that have that classic summer feeling to them! A Scatter of Light by Malinda Lo Written by theRead More
Reclaiming a Life One Object at a Time: PYG by Pip Landers-Letts Review
First, I know there are some readers who need to know whether the dog is okay more than they need to avoid spoilers. Same, my friends. Same. If that’s you, the answer is waiting for you in the P.S. at the bottom. Moving on, PYG by Pip Landers-Letts is a cosy sapphic romance, and one that IRead More
A Sapphic Are You Afraid of the Dark Episode: Broken Dolls by Ally Malinenko Review
I’m in a complicated situationship, a cloying mix of mummified passion and the sunk cost fallacy. Not to fret: it’s Audible. I subscribed years ago, as emedia struggled to put its feet to the ground. Had I any sense of foresight, I might have seen that the clunky, slow-loading Axis360 would inevitably fall for theRead More
(Mis)fortune Favours the Bold: Misery’s Wife by Joan Tierney
I’ve had my eye on Misery’s Wife since I first saw it pop up on my feed: a Portuguese inspired fairytale featuring three sisters who had been whisked away to marry mysterious kings—one of the ocean, one of the sky, and one of misery—only for their youngest sister to receive a message to save her third sisterRead More
A Brutal Mirror to Reality: Chain-Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
In a world otherwise like ours, the United States hosts a program called Criminal Action Penal Entertainment (CAPE), in which prison inmates fight in televised gladiator-style matches for the chance to lower their sentences. In practice, almost nobody survives, but Loretta Thurwar only needs to win a few more matches to earn her freedom. However,Read More
Disaster Sword Lesbians: Call Me Traitor by Everina Maxwell
I have greatly enjoyed Everina Maxwell’s past books (Winter’s Orbit and Ocean’s Echo), so I was really excited to hear that she was back and writing ladies now. Out Dec 1, Call Me Traitor is a delightful romp and I would like to thank Tor for the ARC. Pencil this one into your calendars if you like dark academia, courtRead More
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