ANDREW SEAN GREER'S LESS x BOOKSMART
Genius-polyglot Olivia has spent her life in books, but she vows to lose her virginity in the 5 days left before she turns 22. For someone who knows a couple dozen languages, communication isn't her strong suit. #PitMad#A#LF
We asked readers to nominate their favorite #sapphic fiction featuring a character with a disability or mental illness. Time to vote for the best of the best. Polls close September 3!
The nominees include @AmandaKabak@nicole_pyland
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#IHeartSapphFic
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This one combined two characters that shouldn't have worked and had me wondering throughout what was going to happen.
Check out my review of Training for Love by @AmandaKabak (Narrated by @NicolZanzarella) @TantorAudio#SapphicFiction#Audiobook
In my latest newsletter, “Some of My Favorite People,” you'll be unsurprised to find that most of my favorite people aren't real people at all: https://t.co/iZx23hx5aO
Read my latest: “The Ideal Idea” https://t.co/C2wqbvL4Or, in which I bitch and moan about both having and not having ideas. Or: in which Amanda is an ungrateful wretch to the muse and is probably doomed because of it.
Check out these awesome books that are available at the Sapphic Book Club right now!
The Gift of Blood by @dragonprose
Training for Love by @Amandakabak
We Interrupt this Program by @LyndaLdcymbr1
@writesloud I just gave a presentation about writing and publishing to a group of older adults, and I was told afterwards that I did an excellent job of convincing them never, ever to become a writer. I'm sure part of it was the YEARS involved in each book.
@ChristineSneed Yeah, I recently notched The New Yorker, The Missouri Review, and Booth as birthday presents. I'm supposed to feel good that they were all positive and encouraging, but I don't.