Interview with author Suzanne Brockmann

Today is a big honor as we get a chance to talk to award winning author and LGBTQ+ ally Suzanne Brockmann. Q At first glance romance series centering around military personnel might seem an unusual mix, but one that you make work wonderfully, what inspired you to put the two together? A: It was pretty … Continue reading Interview with author Suzanne Brockmann

Interview with Author Leigh Harlen

Leigh Harlen is a writer of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and blends of all three as well as a sharer of obscure bat facts. We thank them for taking a moment to share a conversation with us. Q how did you get your start writing? My party answer to this question is that I’ve been writing … Continue reading Interview with Author Leigh Harlen

Interview with Author Lee Mandelo

Lee Mandelo (he/they) is a writer, critic, and occasional editor whose fields of interest include speculative and queer fiction, especially when the two coincide. They about to put out their latest work Feed them Silence and took a few moments to talk about that novel and queer representation in the literary community 1. You have … Continue reading Interview with Author Lee Mandelo

Review of Chrysalis by Anuja Varghese

So, after reading Queer little nightmares one of the stories that I was especially fond of was Anuja Varghese’s The Vetala’s Song, so I was elated when I found out that House of Anansi Press was coming out with a whole collection of her short stories, Chrysalis. The collection is a sampling of the different … Continue reading Review of Chrysalis by Anuja Varghese

Review of Opening up by Tristan Taormin

The world of love and relationships is one that has many facets and expressions and for some people the idea of a monogamous relationship is not the best fit but even for the people whose heart is open to more then one person it be difficult to understand how things should work or communicate their … Continue reading Review of Opening up by Tristan Taormin

Interview with Shauna Wilson

Shauna Wilson has positioned herself to educate and influence others in the field of enrolled nursing and the very important area of Diversity and Inclusivity in nursing. She took a moment to discuss her life and new autobiography You Say Different – I Say Individual Q. What made you decide to write an autobiography? I … Continue reading Interview with Shauna Wilson

Author Showcase MEREDITH ROSE

In this installment of the Author showcase we interview have a chat with Merideht Rose. She writes fantasy and historical fiction for diverse readers who want to feel seen, understood, and valued. She is known for portraying deep friendships and characters who become real to her readers. Q you had written stories for a number … Continue reading Author Showcase MEREDITH ROSE

Review of how we won the war for LGBTQ equality and how our enemies could take it all away by Kevin Naff

Kevin Naff is the editor and a co-owner of the Washington Blade, the nation’s oldest and most acclaimed LGBT news publication, founded in 1969. He has spent the last 20 years writing editorials on the struggles that lie at the heart of the LGBTQ+ communities attempt at equal rights. He has been at the forefront … Continue reading Review of how we won the war for LGBTQ equality and how our enemies could take it all away by Kevin Naff

Review of 365 Gays of the year by Lewis Laney.

I have never really seen the point of “coffee table books” they always seemed to be more of a decoration meant to be looked at but never picked up and gone through, but I think I finally found a book I want to leave on my table (if my cat Firefly does not object). 365 … Continue reading Review of 365 Gays of the year by Lewis Laney.

Author interview with Emma Sterner-Radley

This installment of Author Showcase we chat with Emma Sterner-Radley. Emma Sterner-Radley is an ex-librarian (with the student debt and caffeine addiction to prove it) turned fantasy author. She spends her time writing, reading, daydreaming, lifting weights, hanging out online, and watching the gayest TV shows she can find. Q I saw you had originally … Continue reading Author interview with Emma Sterner-Radley