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Coming Soon, spring edition
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Here’s what we have in store for you for the spring. Stay tuned!
Award-winning author Geonn Cannon’s next book releases March 1. You won’t want to miss this Clare Lance story!
Monarch, by Geonn Cannon - releases March 1
Claire Lance once had a knack for finding trouble while on the run from the law. Now, years after settling down, trouble has found her.
Claire and her wife, Jodie, have been settled for six years in the quiet Washington island town of...
Heck, Yeah! Bi Visibility Day!
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I thought for a long time about what to write for Bisexual Visibility Day. I’ve read a couple of great pieces so far, ones that analyze film or literature; ones where someone has come out as bisexual; ones talking about bisexual family life.
Not wanting to repeat anything that’s already being said, I simply couldn’t identify a good topic: something relevant and exciting and cheerfully BISEXUAL.
I mean, my life as a bi parent of queer kids is...kinda average. I live in the suburbs with...
Supposed Crimes scores big at the Rainbow Awards!
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If you’re looking for your next great read, you just might find it here. Many of our books won the hearts of the Rainbow Awards judges; hopefully they’ll win yours too. Take a look!
First up, not one but two of Dan Ackerman’s earned the top spot in Gay Contemporary General Fiction:
In the same category, Read more →
Visi-BI-lity: You are seen
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It’s Bisexual Visibility Day, and I’m here to talk about what that means in the context of books and writing.
A conversation with a colleague prompted me to think more about this question: Why don’t we see more books with bisexual protagonists in different-gender relationships? Not merely a passing mention or objectification, but bisexual people being visibly, proudly queer within the context of having a partner of another gender.
The answer to this is complex, and I’m not going to attempt to explain every part in detail. I will say that...
What’s New in September
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Here’s a look at what’s on tap, what’s on deck, and what’s in the news.
New Release
Looking for something new to read? We’ve got you covered. This month’s featured book is Minuet, by A.M. Leibowitz. If you’ve longed to read a love story between a bisexual/biromantic cisgender woman, a bisexual/biromantic trans man, and a pansexual/aromantic cisgender man, now’s your chance. You can find it at all your favorite online book outlets.
Coming Soon
Here’s what we’ve got for you this fall. You won’t...