October is just around the corner, which means it’s time to throw on your coziest clothes and curl up with something unsettling. Bloom by Delilah S. Dawson (she/her) is well-written, macabre, and comes in at 200 pages exactly—you’ll devour it in no time. Rosemary “Ro” Dutton is a catch. At just 27, she has her PhD, she’sRead More
Femme Fatales, Homicidal Housewives and Errant Employees: The New Lesbian Pulp edited by Sarah Fonseca and Octavia Saenz Review
I love pulp fiction. I love reading it, reading about it and I especially love books collecting it. After all, I came to sapphic literature through Radclyffe Hall (by way of Sara Ahmed’s The Promise of Happiness), and Mabel Maney. In fact, I originally began visiting the Lesbrary after coming across Danika’s writing on lesbian pulp fiction andRead More