reviews, releases and recommendations of LGBT media
Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
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Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
Looking for the other posts?
Looking for January to June?
Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
Looking for the other posts?
Looking for January to June?
Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
Looking for the other posts?
Looking for January to June?
Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
Looking for the other posts?
Looking for January to June?
Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
Looking for the other posts?
Looking for January to June?
Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
Looking for the other posts?
Looking for January to June?
Once again, we’re back after a month’s hiatus with a series of posts. Yes, it’s that time again: releases for the second half of the year! You know the drill by now: each post is separated by genre and will be updated monthly. So, enjoy browsing!
Looking for the other posts?
Looking for January to June?
And, last but not least on this little series of interviews, is Caroline Palmer, whose book Camp Prodigy, releases in just 5 days! Stop me if you’ve heard this one before but there’s still time to preorder.
And don’t forget, you can also keep up with Caroline on instagram.
Happy Pride month! To celebrate, we are… taking the month off posting, except for these couple of interviews with authors who have their debuts releasing in June. First up is Anna Zoe Quirke, whose book, Something to be Proud Of, releases in just 2 days! As ever, still time to preorder.
And don’t forget, you can also keep up with Anna on instagram.
First in a little flurry of interviews now, we’re featuring Jennifer Dugan on the blog, whose next adult romance releases tomorrow (you know the drill, still time to preorder, etc and so forth, links here!). Cowgirl romances for the win!
And don’t forget, you can also keep up with Jennifer on instagram.
I have to admit, I had another rec list planned for today (one that I keep meaning to do but I still haven’t got the perfect ten books), so instead, I’m following Anna’s suggestion of translated LGBT lit. Some time last year, I decided to challenge myself to read a book from every country in the world and, in part, this is a result of that. So, let’s make 2024 the year of opening horizons and reading in translation!
In making this list, I’ve tried to keep from adding books that I had on the classics rec list (which was only a few anyway) from some years back. There is, however, more overlap between this and the various lists we did in 2021 for Pride Month. Those are longer lists, though, so if you read this list and you want more recs, go check them out!
Before we start, if you’re reading this post, please take the time to visit gazafunds.com (@gazafunds on twitter), where you’ll find any number of campaigns from Gazans to share and donate to. Every time you refresh, you’ll see a new campaign spotlighted. You can also “adopt” a campaign, which means repeatedly sharing it online to keep it in people’s awareness and collect donations. So, please do!
I know the only songs on our minds these days are anything that Saint Levant releases and Hind’s Hall by Macklemore, but here I have for you almost twenty seven (27) hours of music by LGBT artists. So enjoy!
I also compiled a small playlists of LGBT Palestinian artists, if that’s something of interest for you.
I’m sorry to probably like 99% of our followers, but as you can see, today’s rec list is extremely niche. I can’t have you forgetting one person of this blog’s duo is Polish, though! So let me ramble about some books you won’t be able to read yourself, unless you want to sacrifice years of your life to learn our language… It’s gonna be fun (for me)!
Więc tak, dziesięć polskich książek lgbt z literatury faktu! Głównie biografii.
And hey, none of those titles are available on Everand, but if you still want to check out that service but don’t have an account yet, use my invite code to get 2 months for free! (This also gives me one free month.)
Fans of books about bisexual disasters should, if they haven’t already, put Marisa Kanter’s book on their priority list. After all, what’s more disastrous than trying to make an ex jealous by faking a romance with someone else? But if you hadn’t already, fear not! That’s why we’re here, with an interview from the author perfectly designed to whet your appetite.
Quickly though, before we start, remember you can also keep up with Marisa on instagram! And, of course, you can still preorder Finally Fitz in time for next week!
