Lesbian Workplace Romances? Remember work? Remember offices? Remember going to work in offices (and other places)? It really has been a long year, hasn’t it? Now as some countries take steps back to “normal”, our thoughts can turn to [...]
What a great time this is to be a person with an anxiety problem. Seriously, I love it. At last, the rest of the world understands how we feel. Like most people these days, I’m worried. I worry about [...]
When I decided to write lesbian fiction, I never had any doubt that it would be medical romance. Why? Because it’s by far my favorite subgenre. And it seems I’m not alone in my reading preference. Every year great [...]
Last week, we gave you Jae’s favorite lesbian romances. This week, we’ve spoken to our wonderful senior editor, Jenny Spanier about her favorite lesbian books. It’s an eclectic list of mainstream reads and old favorites. How many have you already [...]
Next up to give us her list of favorite lesbian romance books is bestselling lesbian fiction author, Jae. She’s chosen some oldies, some classics, and if you haven’t already read them, we suggest taking notes, settling in, and reading [...]
As a reader, I have always had one foot firmly in the thriller and mystery genre. I think my earliest conscious foray into mystery novels was when I picked up my first Patricia Cornwell novel – ‘Postmortem’. Personally, I [...]
Andrea Bramhall is an award-wining author whose adrenaline-charged lesbian romance novel, Rock and a Hard Place has just been translated into German for a whole new group of excited readers. Andrea sat down to answer a few questions about [...]
Show me the romance It is a truth universally acknowledged that in publishing, romance is where the money is. Readers across time and space love a good romance, whether it’s a classic like “Romeo and Juliet” or something a little naughtier in [...]
The heroine usually becomes clear in my head right from the start of a story. It’s easy to focus on them, creating characters we’ll love, in pursuit of their happily ever after. But what about the characters we love [...]
When I told an acquaintance that I’m organizing a Facebook group Q&A featuring books about asexual characters for Asexual Awareness Week, she asked, “Asexual Awareness Week? Why do we need a week for that?” I admit I was speechless [...]