LAST SUMMER I was out of commission due to three surgeries, so this summer I started out with a trip to Scotland and Ireland, where I had the time of my life in Islay, and was blown away by the hospitality of the Irish people.
Review: The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee I loved–loved–this book. Monty, our protagonist, was a delightful self-centered little drama queen. He’s hopelessly in love with his best friend, Percy, and thinks his grand tour of Europe will be his last chance
Hello Queer Sci Fi followers! We admins have exciting news: we’re opening up a couple book reviewer positions! Turns out you guys all read–and write–a ton and we’d like to try and keep up with the heavy volume by adding more book reviewers. How it
Title: Lord of the White Hell Book One Series: Lord of the White Hell #1, The Cadeleonian Series Volume #1 Author: Ginn Hale Genre: Gay Fantasy Publisher: Blind Eye Books Pages: 353 Blurb Kiram Kir-Zaki may be considered a mechanist prodigy among his own people,
It’s “Renewal” release day, and time to announce the winners of the 2017 QSF Flash Fiction contest for Renewal! The Winners ***Third Place, Siri Paulson, Urban Renewal **Second Place, S R Jones, In a Bind * drumroll * *First Place, Steve Fuson, Mating Season Congrats
Title: Renewal Publisher: Mischief Corner Books Cover Artist: Gus Li Series: Queer Sci Fi Flash Fiction Anthologies Book Three Blurb Re.new.al (noun) 1) Resuming an activity after an interruption, or 2) Extending a contract, subscription or license, or 3) Replacing or repairing something that is
Series: The Cadeleonian Series Volume One Publisher: Blind Eye Books Release Date (Print & Ebook): August, 2010 Length (Print & Ebook): 362 pages Subgenre: High fantasy, school story, YA/NA, epic fantasy Book blurb: Kiram Kir-Zaki may be considered a mechanist prodigy among his own people,
THE MECHANICS of Murder Writer’s Conference by Wordcrafters was cool! We attended three days of lectures given by a forensic MD, a forensic psychologist, a violent crimes sergeant, a representative from a local press, and a forensic analyst. It was pretty much my high school
Review: Dalí by E.M. Hamill This is one of my favorite books of the year. It’s science fiction and the protagonist is trans (nonbinary) and pansexual. They are also kick-ass and cunning. I have hearts in my eyes simply typing these few sentences of a