Pennance
After reading The Goodmans and After Mrs. Hamilton I had to pick up Pennance. This is Ashton’s first published book and a bit darker than… Read More »Pennance
Reviews
The Price of Salt
A few years ago when Carol, the film counterpart of this book, debuted I rushed to my independent theater (as I do for most movies… Read More »The Price of Salt
The Whole Lesbian Sex Book: A Passionate Guide for All of Us
I know this isn’t a work of fiction, but I had been planning to integrate some nonfiction to the blog in the new year and… Read More »The Whole Lesbian Sex Book: A Passionate Guide for All of Us
Hoosier Daddy
After diving into quite a few Ann McMan books this year (Galileo, Jericho, Aftermath, Backcast), I was curious about the novel she penned with her… Read More »Hoosier Daddy
Requiem for Immortals
This book has been on my radar for a while now as I’ve read Lee Winter’s The Red Files and Breaking Character. Given the subject… Read More »Requiem for Immortals
Fingersmith
I have been aware of this novel for a few years now, since I watched every single BBC movie/TV special (whatever it is) based off… Read More »Fingersmith
Alone
Sometimes when I read a book that manages to cut me open, it’s hard to review because I have to sift through all of my… Read More »Alone
Jane’s World
A little something about me that y’all on the Internet might not know- I’m a pretty big comic book fan. I mostly read the superhero… Read More »Jane’s World
Galileo
Galileo is, hands down, my new favorite Ann McMan book. Not only is the writing brilliant and the characters distinct, but the theme tackled some… Read More »Galileo
When Dreams Tremble
I opted to take Radclyffe for a spin via audio and chose this book, partly because I’m very familiar with the setting (up and down… Read More »When Dreams Tremble