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Tag Archives: fiction
My top LGBTQ+ book recs at the Alachua County Library
Thank you for having me to speak at my alma mater yesterday! You have a wonderful space, and I wish we’d had something like that when I was there. I’m so happy for you that it exists. Below is a … Continue reading
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Tagged alachua county, bisexual, book recommendations, books, fiction, gainesville, gay, lesbian, lgbt fiction, lgbt literature, queer fiction, queer lit, queer sff, recommendations, trans
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A quick & easy guide to all my bi characters
Since I’m bi, I tend to write a lot of characters who are bi as well. Like other minority demographics, we don’t always get satisfying or accurate representation. Tropes will call us flaky, selfish, hedonistic, or unreliable. That’s not to say … Continue reading
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Tagged Aviva and the Aliens, bi, bi characters, bi representation, bisexual characters, bisexual representation, Bisexuality, bisexuall, chef aviva, chef yael, contemporary romance, fantasy, fiction, glbt, lgbt, lgbtq, lioness in blue, prince kaveh, queer, sff, the artist and the devil, wet nails
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Full list of my new releases in 2016
Sorry I disappeared from reviewing for a while. I’ve had some sadness. But it’s time for me to make a full list of everything I wrote that was published for the first time in 2016 in case any of you … Continue reading
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Tagged bisexual, books, fantasy, femslash, fiction, jewish, jewish fiction, lesbian, lgbt, lgbtq, mangoverse, publishing, sff, trans, writing
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BLACK ART: Modern-day noir with trans man lead (& author)
Black Art by V.T. Davy is a perfectly well-constructed piece of noir, a Jengalike masterpiece of clues that lead to more shocking clues before finally culminating in a payoff and solution that was actually worth the buildup. (I’m often frustrated by … Continue reading
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Tagged british, detective, detective fiction, europe, fiction, ftm, Germany, jersey, mystery, noir, trans, trans books, trans fiction, trans guys, trans lit, trans men, transgender, transmasculine
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MY YEAR ZERO: all-girl love triangle with a Jewish lesbian MC, young adult lit
My Year Zero by Rachel Gold, in a sentence, is a YA all-girl love triangle with a Jewish lesbian MC, a bi-girl love interest, and a very satisfyingly happy ending full of love and tenderness. Okay, now that my entire Mangoverse … Continue reading
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Tagged bella books, bipolar, bisexual, book review, books, femslash, fiction, glbt, jewish, jewish lesbian, jewish lesbians, jewish young adult fiction, lesbian, lesbian love triangles, lesbian young adult, lgbt, lgbtq, my year zero, queer, rachel gold, romance, young adult
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Super cute paranormal lesbian rom-com: “Good Enough to Eat”
STINKING CUTE. Okay, what’s cuter than kittens? A paranormal lesbian rom-com about two different kinds of supernatural women totally crushing on each other and flirting but afraid to tell each other they’re not human because they assume–naturally–that the other one’s … Continue reading
