Wanna read some F/F shifter stories for a good cause?

I don't have a story in this anthology - I really wanted to write one, but things intervened - but I did help put it together.
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I have put together another anthology to benefit OutRight Action International, which works to protect the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex people across the world. All profits will be donated to them in perpetuity.

He's a dragon. She's his mate. And so is he...Six sizzling tales of dragons who will do anything to ( Read more... )

The person putting this together hit me up for a copy of my book Stranger, and I liked the idea so much that I offered to pass it on to you. It's a pop-up library and drop-in center for queer-identifying people, especially young people. Still in early stages (you'll see on the website that the buttons aren't all active) but I had a fairly long ( Read more... )

An absolutely lovely memoir by Oliver Sacks' boyfriend, a love story about Sacks and New York City: each equal objects of Hayes' affections ( Read more... )

This short graphic novel, which can be downloaded here or ordered as a paper review copy from the website, is subtitled “Struggling for Family Acceptance in Iran: the story of two gay men ( Read more... )

This happened a while ago, but I was so distracted by health issues that I am pretty sure I never announced it. Well-- it did!

The Rainbow Book List Committee proudly announces the 2016 Rainbow List. The Rainbow List is a bibliography of books with significant gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or queer/questioning content, and which are aimed ( Read more... )

Please share this far and wide. It's a very good cause.

His Animal Instinct: More Tales of Wild Pleasure
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ETA: Wait, this one's even better. Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Derek Jacobi celebrate.

I look forward to summer weddings and news outlets filled with photos of happy couples.

Crossposted to http://rachelmanija.dreamwidth.org/1196144.html. Comment here or there.

Given that this is about a lesbian Latina boxer who is genetically unable to feel fear, I have no idea why it took me so long to get to it. It is not only exactly up my alley, but is very well-written, gripping, moving, sometimes funny, sometimes sexy, and probably of wide appeal even to people who don’t find that premise instantly charming ( Read more... )

An unusually interesting interview up at Gay YA. Sherwood, Lyda Morehouse, and I interviewed each other on queer representation in media, gender in fiction, and the comic books that shaped us. Contains discussion of the affair Storm had in Japan with a female thief in that one issue of the X-Men ( Read more... )