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MATTHEWS, NC – May 14, 2016 – Coming to you live from OutlantaCon, where I'm hoping I'm selling a lot of books. Because this isn't actually live. This is a pre-recorded message. Anyway, there's a nice write-up of the convention at Jetspace Magazine.

Let's check in with our May releases. A. M. Leibowitz came out with An Act of Devotion, a M/M novel featuring two bisexual protagonists who meet at grad school. It was hir most-anticipated best-seller-to-date, which means...

MATTHEWS, NC -- May 11, 2016 -- The latest news, blogs, and reviews surrounding Supposed Crimes and LGBT Publishing.

We're going to start keeping track of the cool stuff we post on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media each week. We're all over the place. Which is great! We have so much to share.

First and foremost, Stag and Hound by Geonn Cannon got a 10/10 review from Rainbow Gold Reviews. We love them! We send our books out to hundreds of reviewers for pre-release, but that doesn't mean they get a lot of attention. When they do, it's...

We'll have a vendor table here at OutlantaCon. It's such a relief that Georgia's "Free Exercise Protection Act" didn't get passed. Thanks, Governor! So we'll be leaving North Carolina for a weekend in Hotlanta. 

Richard Harmon WAS the guest star but he must have heard I was going to pester him about Clexa. Hopefully he's still alive by the time this post goes up...

Stop by our table and get some gay, bisexual, and lesbian sci-fi novels, some SIGNED, new releases that aren't for sale yet, and coupons for our online store.

And candy!

Oh the places you can go...

Like the American Southwest.  

Follow lesbian outlaw hero Claire Lance through Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Nevada. Book One, Tilting at Windmills, is a Rainbow Awards and Golden Crown Literary Society finalist by prolific Geonn Cannon. 

Claire Lance is on the run. For the past year, she has kept on the move, keeping her head down, keeping out of trouble. Until she reaches a tiny town in Texas and trouble finally corners her. Forced to take action to save another woman’s life, she suddenly...

If you don't know Reddit, then I'm not sure if I should introduce you. This site is addictive and once you're hooked, you can't stop. This is especially true right in the beginning. You head to the Front page, start figuring out the site, and realize there are different sections, called Subreddits. You soon go down the rabbit hole of subreddit after subreddit, subscribing to them all. 

There are subreddits about broad subjects like pics, cars, nature, food, and more niche ones like crappy design, WTF, frugal female fashion, you should...