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
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
Stonewall Museum, Archives & Library Distinguished Author Series
It’sa pleasure and an honor to announce that I’ll be participating in the 2008 Stonewall Museum, Archives & Library Distinguished Author Series. Read More