We are already at the end of the SECOND month of 2021. It’s so hard to wrap my head around sometimes! As some of you
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THE NOVEL SPOTLIGHT: Julia Ember
“These mages put too much stock in their songs. They never notice how much you can say in silence. ” February is the month of
Her Voice. Her Weapon. : A “Ruinsong” Book Review
When Cadence sings, the world comes to it’s knees. Enter Stage Right: Julia Ember, author of the dark sapphic retelling that is Ruinsong. The Sapphic
A Mermaid Fell In Love With A Woman. : “The Mermaid, The Witch, and the Sea” Book Review
“A Mermaid fell in love with a woman….” Mermaids. Check.Pirates. Check.Witches. Check.Gender fluid, Queer POC MC & SAPPHIC ROMANCE?!CHECK CHECK & CHECK. I was all
Ten Black Authors the Queer Community Should Know
It’s February, which means this month is BLACK HISTORY MONTH here in the USA. Black History Month is a time to celebrate the lives and
Alice or The Red Queen?: “I Kissed Alice” Book Review
“If everyone in the world is an asshole, then maybe you’re the problem.” Have you ever had a book slap you in the face? I
THE NOVEL SPOTLIGHT: Diana Pinguicha
“Kindness isn’t something you are. It’s something you choose to be, every single moment of every single day.” It’s a new year, and that means
A Kiss to Set Her Free: “A Curse of Roses” Book Review
I was gifted an advanced copy of this brilliant novel by Entangled Teen. Initially, I was drawn to the novel for it’s sapphic nature –
New Releases: Week of January 5th, 2021
This week’s new queer releases that are on my radar: Project Runway goes to Comic Con in an epic queer love story about creativity, passion,
New Release Tuesday: December 1st, 2020
This week’s new queer releases that are on my radar: I was lucky enough to be granted an ARC from the publisher and I instantly