Pride Month has just ended, and it makes me wonder, what does that mean to all of you? To some LGBTQ people, Pride is filled with love and joy. It’s a chance to celebrate our community and ourselves. To others, Pride feels like a painful reminder of a bad breakup or an unsupportive family. To... Continue Reading →
Editing as Community Engagement by Blythe Rippon
Chances are if you’re reading this, you love books. This is, after all, a blog post for a publishing company. What is it about a book that makes it one of your favorites? And conversely, what makes you put a book down before you’re 20 pages in? To a certain extent, these answers come down... Continue Reading →
Five Reasons to Write Lesbian Fiction
Reading lesbian fiction has brought so much joy to my life that one day I decided to try to give back and write some myself. That decision started a long journey that was more complex than I’d imagined—creating a book requires not just patience with the writing process, but excellent collaborators and editors. The process... Continue Reading →