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UK Meet 2012 – Bigger and Better Than Ever ….. by Josephine Myles

August 21, 2012 27 Admin

On the 15th September this year, the third annual UK Meet for GLBTQ fiction will be held. From our humble beginnings of twelve people around a table in the back room of Ely Public Library, we’ve grown and grown. This…

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Digital Publishing Moves Mainstream: Is Your Publisher Playing the Professional Game? … by Heidi Cullinan

August 10, 2012 40 Admin

At RWA[1]’s 2012 national conference in Anaheim, a digital-first title won the contemporary single title RITA[2]. The RWA board introduced new, protective language into the bylaws, specifically stating that “membership shall not be denied to adults because of race, color,…

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What Does Love Look Like? …… by Angela Benedetti

August 3, 2012 46 Admin

There have been learned discussions and opinions about love for centuries, but for a more contemporary look at this topic from the perspective of a romance writer, Angela Benedetti offers her views in this essay. Angie is looking forward to your…

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If It Looks Like a Duck …… by Nicole Kimberling

July 24, 2012 29 Nicole Kimberling

Picture this: you go to a restaurant and you see on the menu an item called “pie.” You ask the waitress, “What kind of pie do you have today?” (For the purpose of this thought experiment, let’s say you are…

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“Why Glee isn’t as Good for LGBT Youth as Most People Think” …..by Cody Hecht

June 17, 2012 22 Cody Hecht

There are two things I believe a television show can do to be good for gay youth. Glee succeeds in one and fails miserably in the other. These two things are: being able to show kids that it’s ok to…

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Getting Lucky at the Lambda Literary Awards

June 9, 2012 17 Jay Bell

“What can you tell us about the Lambda Literary Awards that most people don’t know?” Blinded by camera lights, sweat trickling down my face, I considered the question. This was my first time at the awards. Why would I have…

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Intolerable Dialect? …. by Jeff Erno

June 8, 2012 23 Admin

Am I intolerant because I struggle with severe accents, dialect, or colloquialisms? In all seriousness, I’m a fairly non-judgmental person, but for some reason, when it comes to literature, a foreign way of speaking really tends to pull me out…

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Honey, I’m Gay …… by Tim Owen

May 25, 2012 10 Admin

As anyone who drops by this site knows, I have written a few posts about coming out of the closet and the impact this has on the lives of gay men. A few days ago I decided to ask author…

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Get A Job, You Handsome Bum (and while you’re at it, get a hobby, too.) by Nicole Kimberling

May 23, 2012 74 Nicole Kimberling

As editor of Blind Eye Books, I have to say that I am deeply concerned about joblessness. Every day manuscripts arrive in my mailbox featuring protagonists who appear to be out of work. Still more protagonists seem to be so…

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Hop Against Homophobia: Turning Hate into Love

May 17, 2012 41 Jay Bell

Once upon a time, I was very nearly beaten up and potentially shot, simply because of who I am. This story isn’t just about the horrors of homophobia, but also the difference a single person can make—how one brave soul…

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