Patricia Highsmith And ‘The Price Of Salt’
Without Highsmith’s ‘The Price of Salt’, there would be no ‘Carol… Read more »
Literature
Sapphire Books, A Cut Above
What started as a one woman publishing companies now a lesbian publishing powerhouse… Read more »
The Lesbian Legacy Of Radclyffe Hall
Radclyffe Hall was more than a lesbian trailblazer; she was ahead of her time… Read more »
How To Write A Book Review – An Author’s Perspective
You think reviewing a book is easier than writing one? Think again… Read more »
What Are Lesbians Reading?
Every year the question is posed during at least one literary/publishing event or another: Do we still need LGBT publishing companies… Read more »
Sappho, A Poet In Fragments
With a mere two complete poems extant from nine books of verse, much is left to the imagination in the reconstruction of the output (and life) of this most mysterious of ancient poets… Read more »
Twitter Justice: Amazon Backpeddles On Homophobic Policy
Are sentient, anti-gay computers taking over the world? Or is this human homophobia in action… Read more »
The Lesfic Bard Awards Is Calling All Bookworms
The Lesfic Bard Awards are looking for judges, and thanks to the magic of technology, you can do it from the comfort of your favorite reading chair… Read more »
Strike A Pose With New LGBTQ Magazine
A new magazine explores all art forms and identities… Read more »
Goodbye, Marilyn Berman: Interview In Memoriam On A Lesbian Memoirist (Part 2)
Marilyn Berman, author of Travelling the Two Lane: A memoir and travelogue died in June 2015… Read more »
Curve Launched Its Global Virtual LGBTQIA Festival
Curve Virtual Festival Unites and Supports Talent During Coronavirus Lockdown… Read more »
Queer Women In Crime Fiction
How women are queering one of the last bastions of male authorship… Read more »