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Tilting at Windmills by Geonn Cannon

“If you are in the mood for a suspense filled action packed book that is sexually charged with strong female characters, and a captivating story, this one is worth it. — Lance is awesome & Gwen, what a little spitfire she turned out to be.” J L Goode on Amazon

“This book did not disappoint! I read Geonn Cannon primarily for the action. But this is one (and only?) book where he excels even in the angst department. He manages to capture the desperation of all the lead characters, the suspense of the...

“Karen Everett isn’t looking to join a band the day she loses her notebook of poetry.”

The Rise and Fall of Radiation Canary by Geonn Cannon will be released as a hardback book! Karen Everett has struck again, opening up in a new audience for people to fall in love with the band, and most importantly, the band members.

From Inked Rainbow Reads: “We’re treated to the rich lives of strong, competent, talented women. I left the story feeling like I’d made new friends.”

Being released the first of December, this new hardback edition is a great idea of...

You’ve just spent 30 days of your life slaving away at the computer during NaNoWriMo, typing those words out to hit 50,000 words by the end of the month. You’ve finished the novel, but now you’re not quite sure what to do. What are you to do with that novel you just wrote?

Think about publishing. It’s not an instantaneous process; it will take time and hard work. But it will put your work out there for readers to enjoy and share in. We, at Supposed Crimes, are ready to take you on! We have open submissions for all lesbian...

The Rise and Fall of Radiation Canary by Geonn Cannon

“Their beginning, their rise, their music, is all fated. At least, according to the Canaries themselves. From a random meeting outside a rent-a-rehearsal space, to a whim submission landing them television exposure, Cannon skillfully twists the perfect amount of “meant to be” in with a strong dose of realism. Better, he lets his Canaries – Karen, Lana, Nessie, and Codie, breathe and fly on their own terms. The bond between these women is rock solid.” Review from The Rainbow Hub

“By the end of the book, I didn’t...

Have you ever been sitting in a Starbucks or a Panera and heard the phrase NaNoWriMo? Did you think you were hearing things? I promise you that you’re not. NaNoWriMo is a real thing, peoples, and it’s amazing!

NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month. Supposed Crimes is an annual sponsor. It’s a place where writers, published, non-published, aspiring-to-be published, fanfiction writers and so many more, get together and encourage everyone. The goal? It’s to write 50,000 words toward a novel in the span of the 30 days of November.

That’s a lot of words. On average, a novel...