Alice Archer

Author of LGBT literary romance for the emotionally intelligent reader. Big yes to deep chemistry, slow-burn romance, complex heroes, and hard-won HEAs.

[Alice Archer @byalicearcher]

Free gay romance story when you join my newsletter. https://t.co/QG9fskQo8G

★★★★★ "Psychologically interesting."
★★★★★ "Unique plot."
★★★★★ "Intriguing layers."

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[Alice Archer @byalicearcher]

It's easy to help raise awareness for mental health. Purchase any of these books during Mental Health Awareness Month in May and authors will donate a portion of sales to help bring mental illness out of the darkness. Find the books here: https://t.co/JYyPmMIi9O
#1click4charity

[Tami Veldura @tamiveldura]

To celebrate Pride month, and in support of #BLM, I'm giving away my novella Cinder Ella. Indulge in this sweet fairy tale featuring a black, trans, lesbian woman, and tell everyone you know!

https://t.co/1oER6zhZJU

[Alice Archer @byalicearcher]

14 Phrases Kids Said That Were Code Words for 'I'm Anxious' https://t.co/DFc4E1HHfo

[The Gottman Institute @GottmanInst]

Asking for connection can make us feel vulnerable, but the safety of a healthy partnership is the perfect place to start. Learn more by downloading our free Bid Quiz today: https://t.co/NmXTicrSYY

[QueeRomance Ink @QueeromanceInk]

Daily DNA: Alice Archer (Contemporary, Sci-Fi): click the star next to the author’s name to “favorite” them!

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#discovernewauthors #gay #gayromance @byalicearcher

[Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT @liz_listens]

Do you have my back?
Can you stand with me when I’m sad? Joyful?
Will you take me into account?
Am I allowed to take care of me?
Do you have space to take care of you?

In secure relationships, the answer to all of these is “yes” most of the time.

[The Gottman Institute @GottmanInst]

35 years ago today, Dr. Julie Schwartz and Dr. John Gottman were married in front of 80 friends and family in a small synagogue in Seattle, Washington. It's been 35 years of love, laughter, and partnership. Please join us in congratulating them on their anniversary!

[Alice Archer @byalicearcher]

Lambda Literary is hiring: Program Coordinator https://t.co/0CmF3xYxOs

[Alice Archer @byalicearcher]

You know that feeling when you’re pulled in different directions but don’t know which direction is right for you? This choice is at the root of creativity and healthy relationships. #introverts #empaths #highlysensitivepeople #writingtips https://t.co/HpC227Fp4X

[NY Public Library @nypl]

Use these books to discuss disabilities and physical differences with children. https://t.co/XaB1rUCtPc

[LGBTQ Shrink @DrRonHolt]

Your child did not choose to be #asexual, but did choose to be honest with you about it.

Always show unconditional love and acceptance.

[Francesca Hogi @DearFranny]

“It’s not your job to get someone to like you. It’s your job to determine if you like them.” -@PrinceAmari

[Alice Archer @byalicearcher]

Celebrate Pride Year Round with these 33 Books by LGBTQ+ Authors https://t.co/Ha7SqSucsY via @KoboWritingLife

[NY Public Library @nypl]

The Archive of Sexuality and Gender allows researchers to peruse rare materials from 51 archival collections including correspondence, zines and newsletters, photographs, subject files, government documents, and records from community organizations. https://t.co/dj5FBTPOHP

[Literary Hub @lithub]

"Bisexuality is not a fad, or 'chic,' or 'new'; rather this sexuality label appears to be more accessible and empowering today than it has been in the past." https://t.co/wtnAJQLBDd

[Hannah Gadsby @Hannahgadsby]

Next Week's #BodyofWork shows...
July 8 & 9 | Toronto, Canada | @masseyhall

🎟: https://t.co/tcK7IR6a66

[Alice Archer @byalicearcher]

Stock up here on LGBTQ+ books in anticipation of Pride Month: https://t.co/NcHnkoBlZZ

[The Gottman Institute @GottmanInst]

Learn why #Pride is about much more than a parade on our #GottmanRelationshipBlog 🌈https://t.co/KNii7EjGrl

[Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT @liz_listens]

When I work with couples, they’re often blown away by how the simple act of responding to complaints with empathy can combat negativity in their relationship.