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interludepress:The ribbon is for #ECCC, but the sentiment is for everyone.

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The ribbon is for #ECCC, but the sentiment is for everyone.

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betterskatethannever:Marquise Henry // Sankhara

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Marquise Henry // Sankhara

Better Know an Author: Austin Chant

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Better Know an Author: Austin Chant

I am so excited today to welcome to the site Austin Chant, whose books probably get the biggest rec workout in the entirety of the LGBTQReads Tumblr. (That’s what happens when I get asked for trans m/m every day!) His newest release, Peter Darling, is all of two weeks old, and he’s here to share about it, tell us what comes next, and discuss trans lit rep in general! We have to start with Peter…

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This Thursday I’m going to be part of panel on Diversity in Publishing in Seattle with @authorcblee @osgoodmichelle @erinfinnegan and other great authors! 

If you’re in the area, or already planning on nerding around at ECCC all weekend, come join us to talk about books and diversity and for some awesome free swag! 

Looking forward to seeing you there! Feel free to search for me out and about for the rest of the weekend, too!

interludepress:Coming soon.

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Coming soon.

Coming in July:”Blended Notes,” Book Three in Lilah Suzanne’s Spotlight Series

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Blended Notes by Lilah Suzanne

Grady Dawson’s future looks bright. He’s at the top of his country music career, has a close-knit group of friends who have become his Nashville family, and has found solid ground in his personal life as he plans his intimate, private wedding with Nico, his stylist turned lover turned love of his life. It seems Grady has finally left his difficult childhood and tumultuous youth behind. That is, until his past shows up on his doorstep, news of his...

"I am intrigued by the conversation about whether the “I love you” scene is essential to a romance..."

“I am intrigued by the conversation about whether the “I love you” scene is essential to a romance novel. For me that scene is essential to some stories, stories where admissions of love are hard, stories where people are unsure of that love. It’s enjoyable in all stories, because it requires vulnerability, it’s hard to do, it means something. There’s a stillness and a fragility to an “I love you”. But in fiction where every scene must be essential, is that scene always needed?”

- Pene Henson...

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I’m crying real trans tears at this…. my whole life I was taught that I was disgusting and unnatural for being trans so to see a kid so openly and happily accept the idea of being gender fluid… I don’t really know how to react other than to just burst into happy tears…
I don’t care if you love or hate Rick Riordan and his writing style, representation is IMPORTANT, especially from such a hugely popular author. Just reading the Magnus Chase series h...