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Supposed Crimes Blog | New Reviews In!
C. E. CaseJanuary 20, 2015 (Matthews, NC) — Reviews, reviews and more reviews!
What Matter Wounds (Claire Lance #5) by Geonn Cannon
“I have enjoyed each novel in the Claire Lance series. According to the synopsis of this novel Claire’s luck maybe running out by stumbling on a dead body in the desert. This is not the first trouble she has found herself mixed up in since being on the run for the last five years. Do yourself a favor and read this series. I do not think you will be disappointed. I am looking forward to reading my next novel written...
A.M. Leibowitz Highlights Bisexual Erasure in Article
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C. E. CaseOver at Bitopia, author A. M. Leibowitz discusses bisexual erasure and classification issues for bisexual charactesrs in straight or gay works.
If I want to read queer lit, I want to know it fits in that category, even if it’s space cowboy or urban fantasy or dystopian futuristic or sweet romance. My issue, though, is all the people being rendered invisible by categorizing something based on which two people are in a relationship. Bi erasure happens when we label books as “gay” or “lesbian.” Those are identities, not romantic pairing labels. A bisexual man is not automatically gay because he’s...
Supposed Crimes Blog | Call for Submissions
C. E. CaseJanuary 10, 2015 (Matthews, NC) — We are open for submissions!
Did you know that? We’re on the search for good lesbian fiction in any genre and for gay fiction, genre and romances. We’re also on the hunt for short stories! That’s right! Supposed Crimes is putting out its first anthology. In the year 2015, we plan on publishing three anthologies, each based on a different topic.
If you’re a writer and interested in submitting to our two future anthologies, please check out ouranthology submissions page and our novel submissions page for guidelines. We look forward to hearing...
Supposed Crimes Call for Submissions!
C. E. CaseJanuary 10, 2015 (Matthews, NC) We are open for submissions!
Did you know that? We’re on the search for good lesbian fiction in any genre and for gay fiction, genre and romances. We’re also on the hunt for short stories! That’s right! Supposed Crimes is putting out its first anthology. In the year 2015, we plan on publishing three anthologies, each based on a different topic.
If you’re a writer and interested in submitting to our two future anthologies, please check out our anthology submissions page and our novel submissions page for guidelines. We look forward to hearing from...
Supposed Crimes Wins Big at 2014 Rainbow Awards!
C. E. CaseJanuary 1, 2014 (Matthews, NC) — Have you ever wondered what all the hoopla is about? It’s not just about winning an award and showing off work. It’s about supporting charities and writers around the world. Elisa writes, “More than 520 books, almost 170 judges, all over the world, and many, many submissions, from indie publishers, from mainstream publishers and a lot of self-published authors. And, to me more important of everything, we raised almost 11500 dollars donated to LGBT charities.”
Every year Supposed Crimes enters books for judgment and supports the LGBT community in great ways through the annual...