- Twixt
A dark fantasy YA with a lesbian heroine.
- Amazon (for Kindle)
- Barnes & Noble (for Nook)
- Online reading/any eReader
- Paperback
Project Unicorn, Volume 1
Thirty young adult short stories featuring lesbian heroines.
- Amazon (for Kindle)
- Barnes & Noble (for Nook)
- Online reading/any eReader
- Paperback
The Dark Wife
A YA, lesbian retelling of the Persephone and Hades myth.
- Amazon (for Kindle)
- Barnes & Noble (for Nook)
- Online reading/any eReader
- Paperback
Tag Archives: do something
Witch Girls, a Free YA Short Story — Part of Project Unicorn (A Lesbian YA Extravaganza)
Welcome to Project Unicorn–a fiction project over the course of one year by both me, author Sarah Diemer, and my wife author Jennifer Diemer, to put out, twice weekly (Mondays and Fridays!), free YA stories with lesbian heroines. Today, we … Continue reading
Why Lesbian YA Stories Are Important: A Dialogue on Project Unicorn by Its Authors
Project Unicorn: A Lesbian YA Extravaganza! is a fiction project created by lesbian YA authors Sarah Diemer and Jennifer Diemer. It was created because of the obvious lack of lesbian heroines in the Young Adult genre, and the critical need … Continue reading
Hooray, You're GAY! — National Coming Out Day and a Celebration of Your Queerness
So, we kind of GOT LEGALLY MARRIED last week–something I’m going to post about, and in detail, very, very soon, I promise. 🙂 ❤ ❤ ❤ We are still coming down from the joyousness that is GETTING LEGALLY MARRIED, and … Continue reading
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Tagged being gay, do something, gay marriage, glbt, indie, indie author, lesbian, the dark wife, writing
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The Epidemic
Jamey Rodemeyer lived in my hometown. He was fourteen years old, had a pervasive sense of humor, loved Lady Gaga fiercely and blogged, often, about the fact that he was being mercilessly bullied in school for being gay. He killed … Continue reading
Read Gay YA, Change the World
There has been a tremendous amount of dialogue this past week about queer books–or lack thereof–in young adult literature. Agents and publishing houses have been vocal in stating their support for publishing books with queer protagonists, which was inspiring and … Continue reading
How the Queer Rise: A Manifesto
photo by sigrún bein When they tell you it gets better, it comes with a postscript: make it better. Life can be fucked up, and being gay/queer/bi/trans/poly can mean that sharing the truth can cost you a friend or familial … Continue reading
An Open Letter: Homophobia Can Be Overcome
Dear Whoever-is-reading-this, My name is Sarah. I wrote a book entitled The Dark Wife, and it was released last week–it’s a lesbian revisionist retelling of the Greek myth of Persephone and Hades. People are starting to talk about it, and … Continue reading
Birthrite – How To Change Your World, One Day at a Time
image by photokat When we were little, we thought we were awesome. “I can do ANYTHING,” we’d say, drawing pictures of ourselves as astronauts or superheros or firefighters. We’d color over the lines and tell our parents “I AM GOING … Continue reading
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