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Valentine’s Day Survival Guide
Thu Feb 14 2019
Some tips for surviving Valentine’s Day when you are alone or in a less-than-ideal relationship. View at medium »
TBR Tuesday Review: Burn the Binary by Rikki Wilchins
Tue Feb 12 2019
When I saw BURN THE BINARY on Net Galley I had to request it. The conversation about trans, genderqueer and nonbinary people may feel new, but I wanted to know some historical context. After all, genderqueer people have always been with us, whether society chose to see them or not. Read more »
It's Just a Potato Plant, Minding Its Own Business
Mon Feb 11 2019
I have a potato plant on my bathroom counter. Read more »
Tiaras Are Wasted on the Young
Wed Feb 06 2019
I don’t want to be a bride. I just want to wear a tiara. Read more »
TBR Tuesday Review: I AM YOURS by Reema Zaman
Tue Feb 05 2019
Today's suggestion for your To Be Read pile is I am Yours by Reema Zaman, released today, February 5, 2019. This stunning debut memoir is unlike anything I've read before. Read more »
Interview with the Author: Lara Lillibridge
Mon Feb 04 2019
Writer Andrea Fekete interviews Lara Lillibridge View at proudtobewv »
Excerpt: Read my Introduction to FEMININE RISING
Wed Jan 30 2019
Read my introduction to Feminine Rising: Voices of Power and Invisibility Read more »
TBR Tuesday Review: Dragon Pearl by Noon Ha Lee
Tue Jan 29 2019
This YA/MG book is diverse and inclusive. Women and men are equally represented in positions of authority (guards, ship captains) and it has nonbinary characters! Strongly influenced by Korean folklore, this story is both old and new at once. Read more »
The Ripple Effect of the Shutdown on Single Parents
Fri Jan 25 2019
How many of the 800,000 federal workers are divorced and have children? View at medium »
Cleveland Author On Growing Up In A Lesbian Home
Wed Jan 23 2019
Review and information on upcoming Meet the Author event View at lakewoodobserver »
Breaking the Taboo: Writing When Your Kids Are Old Enough to Read
Wed Jan 23 2019
“The internet goes dark when children reach ten or twelve,” my workshop leader explained. That's almost exactly the ages my kids are now. View at movingforewords »
TBR Tuesday Review: There's Some Place Like Home: Lessons From a Decade Abroad by Dina Honour
Mon Jan 21 2019
Read my 5-Star review of Dina Honour's hysterical and poignant essay collection, There's Some Place Like Home: Lessons From a Decade Abroad. Read more »