Holding Her Space
Sarah Deragon's artistic journey, and the birth of The Identity Project
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Women Of Color In The Spotlight
The 10th annual Queer Women Of Color Film Festival celebrates a decade of love and diversity with 32 new films in the heart of San Francisco.
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The Golden Icon By Janet Pywell
Lesbian fiction by lesbian authors don’t usually contain a protagonist (Josie) who’s partner is a man, and who at 53, still holds a flame for her one true love – her 90 year old ex-father in law with whom she had an affair 30 years ago…
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Ghosts Of Winter By Rebecca S. Buck
Rebecca Buck has written another great historical romance. Buck brings the past together with the future and blends them into a beautiful story.
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We Are Water By Wally Lamb
Annie's past finally catches up to her with tragic consequences. We Are Water is ultimately a story of betrayal, redemption, secrets, and in the end, love, particularly between Annie and Viveca
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The Rubbish Lesbian By Sarah Westwood
Funny, honest, and disarmingly revealing about her own insecurities
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How To Spice Up An LTR!
Moushumi Ghose and Jenoa Harlow are hosts of The Sex Talk, a web-series focusing on sex education, relationship and dating advice, which hopes to raise awareness about healthier attitudes about sex and sexuality.
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Mardi Gras Film Festival Screens Alan Cummings Drama Any Day Now
The Mardi Gras film-reviews Festival will launch the full 2014 program of queer film-reviewss in a special screening of Alan Cumming's poignant drama ANY DAY NOW at 6:45pm on Wednesday 15 January 2014, Event Cinemas George Street.
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