I’ve always had a thing for age gaps in romantic pairings. I suspect it stems from my crush on my seventh grade English teacher. The fact that Ms. T. wasn’t just any old teacher, but my English teacher, sealed [...]
Curious about what it takes to create good lesbian fiction covers? Designer and cover artist Glendon Haddix reveals the big tips and slips made when putting out book covers. Tell us some important, funny, or unusual things about [...]
New Orleans author KD Williamson got a crash course in LGBT+ politics and a tough skin when she started writing lesbian fiction books. Here’s what she’s learned. Please tell us five unusual or important things about yourself. I [...]
Australian lesbian fiction author Cheyenne Blue reveals who she is and the tips and lessons she learned along the way when she started writing. Tell us five important, funny, or unusual things about yourself I always wear brightly [...]
Jae reveals what makes her tick, as well as the mistakes and lessons learned on her way to being a best-selling author of lesbian romances. Please tell us five unusual or important things about yourself. Okay, let’s see… [...]
Notice anything about the above list? It’s the list of book categories in my local library. Yup, that’s right. No LGBTQ+ section. That’s not to say there aren’t LGBTQ+ books. There are—just not many of them, and they’re also [...]
London. One of the greatest cities in the world, and the place I have called home—albeit with a couple of interruptions—for the past twenty-seven years. It’s a city that conjures up a wealth of adjectives in the thoughts most [...]
Your fandom ship never sailed. Everyone was treated terribly from beginning to end. Your favorite character died in the most tragic way. But in the past few years, some queer fandoms started to make clear that they would no [...]
Ylva author Jae’s new novel, Perfect Rhythm, is a lesbian romance that is a little different. In this interview, Jae reveals why she decided to write about an asexual main character, as well as the research and approach she [...]
Bisexuality. It’s eleven letters, but for some in the lesbian community it might as well be a four-letter word to take offense at, like “fuck” or “cunt.” You know what I mean; those words that just get people up [...]