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Okay, since I was talking about authors designing their own covers in reference to the Deposit Photos sale... maybe I should actually do a thread of advice for indie authors

It’s getting to the point where I don’t usually trust the word “lesbophobia.” I feel like I see it misused more often than not, usually leveled at other queer people

Something I've often seen is people asking "What's the point of asexual advocacy? What could ace people even want?"Lots of things! And they usually overlap with the larger goals of

So I made a thing on the history of the ace flag and at least some of the various "arguments" that its problematic and should be replaced.I was originally going

Don't ask me why I'm awake, but I've finally finished that post on Sappho!There's a transcript of the entire thing and various sources over on Tumblr: https://coolcurrybooks.tumblr.com/post/627399978577461248/rules-for-engag

Latest pre-made for the urban fantasy release in August!If you're wondering about the hospital wheelchair, see next tweet for a long thread about rendered stock.Release will be in my Facebook

I kind of have some feelings on an author saying he interprets a mythological figure as aroace and then getting pushback from people saying she must be sapphic.(I’m ace, lesbian

New updates to the Queer SFF database! I wanted to get in some of 2019 and 2020's newer releases before pride month hits, since I'm anticipating a spike in usage

I'm working on splicing together stock photos to make F/F pre-made covers, but so many stock photos have the same gendered poses with the man wrapped around the woman. Which

I really love this year's Hugo nominees! But I also want to highlight some SFF novels by authors of color published in 2019 that I personally really loved, so have