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Tag Archives: qwoc
FOR SIZAKELE, all-female love triangle about Nigerian-American who bonds with new friend over shared Africanness
The prose in For Sizakele by Yvonne Fly Onakeme Etaghene is luscious yet easy to follow, and I read the entire book in one day because the characters captivated me so much. This is a book that glows with not only … Continue reading
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Tagged African, bisexual, Bisexuality, black fiction, Black lesbians, black literature, book review, books, femslash, glbt, lesbian, lesbian love triangles, lesbian romance, lesfic, lgbt, Nigerian, queer, qwoc
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Review: ASCENSION, queer sci-fi starring Black lesbian mechanic who stows away on starship
Ascension by Jacqueline Koyanagi is an incredible book full of facets I never imagined from just the blurb. I’m growing increasingly dissatisfied with blurbs lately; this marks the third book that took me forever to read because the back jacket made … Continue reading
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Tagged chronic illness, lesbian, lesbian books, lesbian sci-fi, lesbian science fiction, lgbt, poly, polyamory, queer, qwoc, sci-fi, science fiction, sisterhood, spaceships, starships
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Passover art of the Mangoverse’s main lady couple
Hope those of you who celebrate Pesach had a good seder! Aviva and Shulamit found the gluten-free afikomen and escaped with it, in this fun pic by Becca Schauer… Characters are from these books.
“My Lady King”: genderweird lesbian sword-and-sorcery romance between warrior and witch
My Lady King by Kayla Bashe (kayla-bird on Tumblr) is a FREE Kindle download until January 6 (2015) and if you grab it, you’re in for a real treat. (There are apps you can use to read it if you don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged bisexual, fantasy, fantasy lit, genderqueer, kayla bashe, lesbian, lesbian fantasy, lesbian love triangles, lesfic, lgbt, lgbtq, nonbinary, queer, qwoc, representation, sword and sorcery, trans, warrior women, witches, women-of-color
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Four-dollar lesbian fairytales!
Use thankful2014 to get The Second Mango down to $3.60 and Climbing the Date Palm to $4.40. Package includes Kindle, Nook, html, and pdf. Code expires at the end of Thursday, 11/27/2014 and only works on Prizm’s website, not Amazon or on the paperbacks. (There are also … Continue reading
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Tagged books, butterflies, cartoon, chibi, cute, femslash, glbt, lbpq, lesbian, lesbian books, lesbian fiction, lesbians, lgbt, lgbtq, queer, qwoc
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And then she put her down and kissed her
You really want to make a writer happy — surprise her with an adorable picture of her lady couple in the middle of the night out of nowhere. Thanks, Yeaka! Shulamit and Aviva are characters from these novels.
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Tagged fan art, femslash, lesbian, lesbian books, lesbian characters, lgbt, lgbtq, queer, qwoc, shoujo ai, yeaka
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Lady lovin’ in the sukkah
Aviva and Shulamit, the lady couple from The Second Mango and Climbing the Date Palm, share a cuddly moment during Sukkot. Drawn by Becca Schauer based on characters created by Shira Glassman.
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Tagged Art, etrog, femslash, jewish, judaism, lesbian, lesbian art, lgbt, lgbtq, lulav, queer, qwoc, sukkah, sukkot, women-of-color
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“The Summer We Got Free”: powerful family drama with queer themes
Holy shit. Okay, so maybe reading this book in one sitting, alone in my apartment, wasn’t such a smart idea. I’m a wimp and there was some pretty fucking powerful, heavy, HEAVY, I mean heavy like those magnets that make something tiny … Continue reading
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Tagged black, black fiction, black lesbian literature, black literature, black women, books, fiction, lesbian, lgbt, lgbtq, literary fiction, novels, qpoc, queer, qwoc
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