reviews, releases and recommendations of LGBT media
We’re delighted to be able to feature Melissa Karibian on the blog today! Melissa’s debut novel, A Song of Silver and Gold, is out on this very day, so you get double the fun: you can read this interview and then dive straight in. What more could you want?
Don’t forget, too, that you can follow Melissa on twitter.
Fans of historical mysteries won’t want to miss out on Katharine Schellman’s Last Call at the Nightingale (out TODAY!), trust me! And if you don’t trust me (insert sad face here), then you can check out the review we posted on instagram a few days ago. But don’t just take our word for it, because this interview will do plenty to convince you too!
And remember you can also follow Katharine on twitter.
If you hadn’t heretofore been excited about Maya Deane’s upcoming retelling of the Iliad where Achilles is a trans woman, don’t worry, we’re here to make sure you become so! It’s out in just about a week and a half so plenty of time to preorder still. In the meantime, though, we have an interview with the genius mind behind the book herself!
Don’t forget, too, that you can follow Maya on twitter.
It’s Friday, it’s the end of the week (for some…), which means it’s time to meet the author you’re going to spend the weekend bingeing! Trust me. But don’t just take my word for it (although it’s good if you do), take hers as well! Let this interview convince you.
Don’t forget, too, that you can follow Isabella on twitter.
Lesbians rejoice because, with purely coincidental and yet purely perfect timing, we have possibly the most exciting post we could have uploaded on Lesbian Visibility Day! Yes, that’s right, a chat with the author of the upcoming The Lesbiana’s Guide to Catholic School! As massive proponents of, you know, using the word lesbian in YA literature, this book is high on our anticipated reads list. So it’s with great pleasure that we can post today’s interview with Sonora Reyes.
And, before you read, don’t forget to follow them on twitter!
Who’s ready for another interview? I know I am! Today’s is the chat we had with Laury Egan, a little while back, but nice and fresh for you to read now. Sit yourself down with a cuppa and have a scroll!
And don’t forget to follow her on twitter!
2022 keeps on giving when it comes to LGBT romance books, and one of them that we’re super excited about is, of course, Love, Hate & Clickbait! It’s a few more weeks before we can all bask in the glory of the gay fake dating, so in the meantime, to peak your interest even more, here’s a little chat with the author.
And don’t forget to follow Liz on twitter!
Are you a fan of vampires? Are you a fan of westerns? Are you a fan of lesbian vampires in neo-westerns? If the answer to all of these questions (or, actually, any one of them) is yes, then boy do we have the interview for you today! We spoke with Genevieve McCluer (author of the aforemention lesbian vampire neo-western) about everything under the sun* and you can read it right now!
And, when you’re done, don’t forget to follow her on twitter!
*disclaimer: not quite everything
If you’re not excited about the upcoming Wild and Wicked Things, then I can only assume you have been living under a rock. But no matter! We’re here to change your mind. Great Gatsby meets Practical Magic but make it sapphic? What’s not to love? And if you already are excited, then get ready to be more so!
Before we begin, don’t forget you can follow Fran on twitter as well!
(And also don’t forget, you can check out Fran’s other works, under Fran Dorricott, if you’re looking for sapphic lit to tide you over while you wait!)
Fans of apocalyptic dystopian novels (like me!) should be very excited about this interview. Erik J. Brown’s upcoming All That’s Left in the World combines the best of things: dystopian books and gays. If you are not excited about this one, what are you doing? Take a read of this interview and get ready to change your mind!
But before we start, don’t forget you can also follow Erik on twitter!
Not to be biased here, but this interview probably ranks among my favourites that we’ve done, perhaps even outright top on the list. And that’s only partly because I’ve just started reading Uncommon Charm and I’m already loving it. Mark this one TBR folks, because it’s so good.
Sadly, because publishing is publishing, it’s not available just yet, but in the meantime, you can enjoy this interview with the authors!
Before we start, though, don’t forget you can also follow Emily and Kat on twitter!
Fans of morally grey characters, you will want to drop everything to read this post. We spoke with Cat Rector, author of The Goddess of Nothing At All, a couple of weeks back, and this is definitely a chat you don’t want to miss!
But before we start, don’t forget to follow her on twitter!
Today’s interview is an incredibly exciting one from our point of view. Cait Nary’s debut Season’s Change (out in just a few days’ time on 1st February) is hands-down one of our favourite romance novels ever (Anna even said it was probably their outright favourite). This is one that you absolutely do not want to miss out on. But while we’re waiting those interminable 6 days, take a read of our interview with Cait to get yourself all the more excited! (Also I think it should be noted that Cait supports categorically the best hockey team. Anna agrees.)
And don’t forget to follow her on twitter!
We’re breaking up our releases posts a little now to bring you another interview, this time with Jae Waller, author of the fantasy series The Call of the Rift. As ever, we spoke about a number of things, so read on to find out more about Jae and her series!
And don’t forget to follow her on twitter!
After spending a few hours battling shoddy internet connectivity, finally, we’re here with another post! Today’s interview is with Adrienne Wilder, author of gay contemporary and speculative fiction. If you’re looking for a new author to get your teeth into, why not try his books? And, of course, read this interview!
Finally, don’t forget to follow him on twitter!
