reviews, releases and recommendations of LGBT media
As twitter starts its slow slide into destruction, today’s a good (great!) day to sign up to our blog so that you don’t miss posts like this: our interview with Maggie Horne! If you’re a fan of middle grade, then you won’t want to let this interview pass you by. And, hey! If you’re one of those odd people who hasn’t read Hazel Hill is Gonna Win This One yet, then maybe this will convince you to.
And don’t forget: you can follow Maggie on instagram too!
Even if you haven’t heard the term “quozy mystery” before, you can probably work out exactly what it is. Today’s interview is with the genius mind that coined the term: Rob Osler! If you’re a fan of cozy mysteries, but you feel they too often aren’t gay, then you should check out Rob’s books.
And don’t forget: you can follow Rob on twitter too!
Histrom fans will have had The Gentleman’s Book of Vices on their radar for quite some while, I’m sure. Well, in little over 6 weeks, the wait will be over, but if that’s still (understandably) too long a wait, then we have the interview for you today! You can sate your curiosity and/or whet your appetite for this book right here, right now!
And don’t forget: for more information and snippets, you can follow Jess on instagram too!
Today’s the day! Seth Haddon’s debut novel is finally out! Yes, it’s the fantasy gay romance which starts out with a scene extremely (and on purpose) reminiscent of a marriage ceremony. So a book of our dreams, I dare say.
So get to know Seth a little bit better, before you order yourself a copy of Reforged!
And don’t forget that you can follow Seth on twitter too!
If you’re a fan of middle grade literature, then surely you must have been eagerly anticipating Michelle Mohrweis’s debut The Trouble With Robots, which is out in just five days time (!!!!) (still time to preorder, in case you were wondering). And if you are, boy do we have an exciting post for you today—an interview with the author themself! So get yourself a cup of [insert beverage of choice] and have a read!
And don’t forget that you can follow Michelle on twitter too!
Our first interview this month is with an author whose most recent book released just last week! If you’re a fan of slowburning family mysteries, then Kelly J. Ford’s Real Bad Things is a book you should be checking out. In the meantime, though, sit yourselves down and have a read of our interview with Kelly, just to whet your appetite.
And don’t forget that you can follow Kelly on twitter too!
Any fans of thrillers here? Angela’s The Child Riddler just hit the shelves last month, and you absolutely want to check it out! And while you wait for your copy to arrive, learn some more about Angela. About how a good teacher can change your life & fire up your passion, and about the power of the right word choices.
Of course, you can also follow Angela on twitter!
It’s only 10 days until Sophia Slade’s Nightstrider releases, but if you can’t wait that long (and who could blame you), you’ll be happy to hear that today’s post is an interview with the author herself. So buckle yourselves in and get reading!
And don’t forget that you can follow Sophia on twitter too!
Today’s interview is with someone whose book, undoubtedly, we have all been waiting impatiently for (and the release of which, fingers crossed, is nearly, finally, upon us!). You know the drill by now: we spoke with Victor Manibo about any number of things, that you can find below!
And don’t forget that you can follow Victor on twitter too!
As the days heat up, give yourself the chills reading about Derrick Chow’s (horror) debut novel, Ravenous Things, which comes out in nine days’ time! Obviously, we’re all waiting very impatiently, but in the meantime, perhaps this interview can ease that agitation.
And don’t forget that you can follow Derrick on twitter too!
Today’s interview is with an author of picture books, which might just be a first on Reads Rainbow. Charlotte talked about her love for folklore, working on dream projects with artists who clearly share that love, and turned simple images into wondrous stories.
Don’t forget that you can follow Charlotte on twitter!
Today’s post is another exciting interview because we’re featuring Sierra Elmore on the blog! Her debut novel releases later this year, and its cover has just been revealed last week. So, if you’re not already excited about a book that’s described as sapphic Mean Girls crossed with It’s Kind of a Funny Story, then get ready to be! You can check out the gorgeous cover (and an excerpt!) here.
And don’t forget, too, that you can follow Sierra on twitter.
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.
