reviews, releases and recommendations of LGBT media
Another day, another interview, and today we are talking with Renée Dahlia, whose novel, Her Lady’s Honor, comes out later this month. So, read on to discover how she gets her inspiration, her writing process, some amazing romance recs, and so much more!
You can also follow her on twitter.
Today’s interview is a very exciting one! Meryl Wilsner’s debut novel releases in just a few days (still time to preorder!) and promises an excellent slowburn sapphic romance featuring fake dating and everything that entails.
We spoke with them about their inspirations, how they work, and more! And you can listen to the character playlists they prepared for their book.
You can also follow them on twitter.
This week, we have for you an interview with a debut author whose book comes out in three days time (yes, there is still time to preorder! You know you want to). We spoke with L. D. Lapinski about their favourite genres, how they get inspiration, and what recent reads they’d recommend.
So, have a read!
You can, of course, also follow them on twitter.
Today we’re bringing you an interview with Brooke Carter, whose novel The Stone of Sorrow, just recently published (only last week in fact), and trust us when we say you want to read it.
So, sit back and have a read of what we talked about!
You can, of course, also follow Brooke on twitter.
Amidst the pandemic we want to bring you guys a little bit of joy in a form of a new interview! Hopefully, just like us, you never get tired of getting to know new LGBT authors!
Today our guest is Valentine Wheeler, whose first full novel – No Parking – just came out last month. Valentine talked about the importance of worldbuilding even in contemporary novels, the difference between writing adult lit & YA, and why she always includes bi characters in her stories. And a lot more, so dive in!
Of course, remember to follow Valentine Wheeler on twitter!
We’re back with another interview (we’re sure you guys love to get a peek into the minds of LGBT creators just as much as we do)! Today our guest is Kathleen Jowitt, whose second novel is coming out later this year.
Kathleen told us about the messiness of her writing process and how showing people a draft early isn’t always a good idea, about the power of finding a writer idol and much, much more.
Of course, you can follow Kathleen on twitter!
We’re back today with another interview, this time with K.B. Wagers, whose new series, Neo-G, kicks off in just over 2 weeks! If you like space, and gay characters, and gay characters in space (I mean, don’t we all?), then their books are for you.
And, of course, don’t forget to follow them on twitter.
It’s the second day of #FFFeb, a sapphic readathon hosted by Charlotte over on twitter (you can find more info here), which seemed like the perfect opportunity to share our interview with Kat for a number of reasons. 1) her books would be perfect to read right now, if you’re lucky enough to have an arc & 2) all the books Kat recommended us are sapphic, as well!
Also, we’re just really excited about it!
Anyway, remember you can follow Kat on twitter for more content, and enjoy!
Today we offer you a look at the steampunk scene, with an insight from an Indian writer (based in Scotland). We’re very excited to have Suna Dasi on our blog! Read on to see what she has to say about the power of children books & the importance of representation in media.
Be sure to follow Suna on twitter as well!
We have for you a very sapphic treat today! We talked with Anna Burke and if you’re still somehow not familiar with her name, you should know she only ever writes F/F books and they’re magical. And her next book, Nottingham, is out on 21st January, so look out for that!
You can also follow Anna on twitter.
Enjoy!
Today’s interview was a real pleasure for us to conduct & hopefully, you will be able to feel that while reading! It also focuses a lot on the beauty and importance of the LGBT community, which is to say focuses on something Charlotte & me both wish we could talk about all the time. It’s always incredible to chat with authors who share our exact feelings.
Read on to find out more about that but also, among other things, music and road trips!
Today Courtney is celebrating her upcoming debut – The Dead and the Dark – being added on Goodreads for a nice round number of 300 times. Which, by the way, I assume y’all all have already done… She shared her playlist for the book for this occasion and it’s amazing! You can check it out here.
And of course, we encourage you to follow Courtney on twitter.
Today we’re here with an interview by a debut author! Anna’s book – The Winter Quarters – was released last month and it’s all about that winter aura and romance. Start off your preparations for the holiday season the right way with this, guys!
And, of course, go ahead and follow Anna on twitter!
Today’s interview is very special in the way that it get pretty personal at some point. We’re extremely grateful that Adrienne felt comfortable enough to be this honest with us. And with you, guys.
We’re also just ridiculously excited about her upcoming F/F fantasy book! It comes out in 2021 and y’all should be looking forward to that, too, if you’re not already.
So let’s just get to it!
We’re back with another interview today, and this time it’s one of our favourite authors, Kelley York! If you haven’t read any of Kelley’s work before, then you should absolutely do so, particularly her most recent paranormal YA series (which is, of course, also gay).
And don’t forget to follow her on twitter too!
