This is an incredibly sweet, warm, fuzzy hug of a book about people embracing who they are and deciding how to authentically live their lives both public and private. There were times when I questioned the plot, or wondered if it would take a turn for the dramatic (it did not). Since I finished it, I realized that there are several questions the story leaves unanswered or unaddressed, ones that are large enough that I … Continue reading Play It Again by Aidan Wayne →
This Rec League came from Kirsty. Thanks, Kirsty! Ace-spectrum and or aro-spectrum fiction (both romance and non-romance) is fine. Bonus points for characters exploring/still trying understand their a-romanticism/sexuality. Shana: One of my favorite authors for ace romance is Claire Kann. I’m reading The Romantic Agenda right now, and I love it! Most of her asexual characters start the book with an understanding of their sexuality though, and the plot is more about them finding a … Continue reading The Rec League: Ace- and Aro-Spectrum Books →
I’m sure some of you are checking your calendars and wondering there’s a Whatcha Reading today. Well, we’re now running this post twice a month! A few of you have emailed us and asked for Whatcha Reading to happen more frequently, that way it’s easier to parse through all the lovely comments. We also love doing these posts and hearing what you all have been reading. So why not? Whatcha Reading, Part One will happen … Continue reading Whatcha Reading? April 2019 Edition, Part One →
