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Monthly Archives: February 2015
To Stand in the Light: superheroes fighting crime while dealing with mental illness
“Antimatter pigeons are trying to hold the Empire State Building hostage. Rosita needs backup!” Imagine a friendship turned romance between young superheroes, one of whom has power over light, while the other commands shadows and darkness. Imagine the miles-deep yet … Continue reading
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Tagged add, bi, bi characters, Bisexuality, books, disability, Korean characters, mental illness, nonbinary, novels, ptsd, sci-fi, superhero, superheroes, to stand in the light, transfeminine
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Presenting Esther, one of Perach’s star violinists
This cutie is one of the stars of the novel A Harvest of Ripe Figs, in which her violin is stolen after her concert in the capital city. As she nervously tries to help the queen solve the mystery, she finds … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, bbw, bbw fiction, birds, books, cartoons, chubby, chubby bunnies, esther, fat characters, fat positive, fiction, florida, gopher tortoise, haes, health at any size, health at every size, key deer, musicians, new adult, plus-size, romance novels, roseate spoonbill
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A Harvest of Ripe Figs: lesbian “cozy mystery” with dragons for sale in paperback and eBook
If you’ve been waiting to read a lighthearted mystery novel about a lesbian queen solving mysteries in her capital city in paperback, you’re in luck! Watch Queen Shulamit look for a stolen violin, investigate a rivalry between two jewelers, and … Continue reading
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Tagged a harvest of ripe figs, Art, books, cartoon, cozy mystery, detective, Dragon, fantasy, femslash, flowers, lesbian, lesbian books, lesbian mystery, lesfic, lgbt, lgbtq, mystery, new adult, novel, queer
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“My beloved, my wife, My Mighty One….”
I really don’t think I can ever adequately express how much Rivka and Isaac mean to me. They’re not just the goofy background straight couple or feminist warrior points. They were the way I always wanted the story to go. … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, fantasy lit, feminism, fiction, isaac, jewish, rivka, romance, warrior women, wizard, writing
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Amazing news
A Harvest of Ripe Figs has been chosen for review for the American Library Association’s Stonewall Committee LGBT YA Award. I extend my congratulations to my Prizm Books colleagues, J. L. Douglas and Huston Piner, for their books Lunaside and Conjoined at … Continue reading
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Tagged awards, fiction, gay, glbt, lesbian, lgbt, lgbt fiction, lgbt ya, lgbtq, queer, young adult, young adult fiction
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Shira Glassman 