Romance and Chocolate Blog
Saturday afternoon the Lesbian Genre Fiction Bay Area Tour was present at the Hayward Public Library to do that thing we do. In spite of my having chosen a non-existent cafe for us to gather at ahead of time, we managed to all find the library in the end, with time to spare. Ursula Steck thought that “Lost in Hayward” was lacking a certain something as the title of a short story. Read More
I’ve got green eyes to protect me from pinches (or so I’ve claimed every March 17 for many years), and my daughter is well equipped with green leggings, shamrocks on her shirt and a green hat to avoid pinches. My son will wear a green hoodie while claiming he was going to wear that anyway.
I’ve got less Irish blood in me than I do Native American, but it’s St. Paddy’s Day, and today I’m Irish! Erin go bragh!
After event note: We had a great reading and post-reading discussion. My photos here. The Hayward Public Library’s photos here.
Thanks to the organization of Jake Anderson-Minshall, the LGFBAT will be reading at two libraries in the next couple of months. Read More
As March 19 grows closer, and I get more nervous, I’m gradually filling in the gaps in the outline I worked up for the presentation. Most of the visitors to my site are well aware of my passion for the romance genre as it relates to the unique reading experience it provides to lesbians. Read More
It’s spring in the Bay Area–it arrives here in time for St. Patrick’s Day. The hills have gone green and people who’ve been say it looks a wee bit like Ireland. Read More