I’m fairly certain the answer is no, not a consistent one. I do hear from straight readers from time to time, who were given a book of mine by a sister, mom or daughter. Read More
I’m Sorry, I Got Your Book at the Library
There’s no need to be sorry! Libraries are wonderful places. They are excellent conservators of resources, they preserve literary legacies, and they safeguard privacy and access to information for everybody. Read More
Q&A – Sequels to Romance Novels
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One of the most frequent questions I get is when do I plan to write sequels to my novels. The easy, quick answer is, “I don’t.”
Within the romance genre are multiple sub- and crossover genres, some of which beg for sequels. A romance with a strong mystery or fantasy thread, or one with a decided action-thriller backdrop (Radclyffe’s Justice series comes to mind), is usually designed from the outset as a series. Read More
Lesbian Genre Fiction Bay Area Tour – We Descend on the Libraries!
Thanks to the organization of Jake Anderson-Minshall, the LGFBAT will be reading at two libraries in the next couple of months. Read More
Why Do I Write Lesbian Romance?
I am of the opinion that lesbian romance novels are the only books where a woman can go to find affirmation of her hopes, her dreams and her choices in life. They contain the evolving nature of our relationships, friendships and community in this women-loving-women female/female ever-changing landscape. Read More