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Resources for Sapphic Literature Authors

July 13, 2023 By Anne Hagan

Resources for Authors

This week’s blog post focuses specifically on resources for sapphic literature writers. This is intended to be a living document. Links will be added as they are found.

Here are some of the best online writing and information resources for  sapphic fiction authors:

  • From award winning author and senior Ylva Publishing editor, Jae, her website and newsletter for authors, The Sapphic Quill, and her craft books and tips newsletter written under her legal name, Sandra Gerth.
  • Malinda Lo’s Blog – Sections on writing and on LGBTQ YA Fiction
  • Not specifically sapphic, but imminently useful: Writing with Color, a Tumblr site dedicated to writing and resources centered on racial, ethnic and religious diversity.
  • Writer Beware: For ALL writers. Educate yourself. Stay safe from scams and scammers.

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Writing workshops and Training: There are many writing workshops that focus on sapphic fiction. These workshops can be a great way to learn from experienced writers and get feedback on your work.

  • Lambda Literary – Resources for Writers – Their stated goal is to help writers at all stages of their writing journey. Specifically check out their Learn with Lambda programs for LGBTQIA authors.
  • Golden Crown Literary Society – Offers an annual writing academy that meets weekly, virtually for 9 months each year and includes a mentorship program, an annual conference with a craft track, and numerous online educational opportunities throughout the year, many of which are free.

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Online communities: Besides the resources we’re beginning to develop here at MyQueerSapphFic, there are many online communities for sapphic fiction authors where you can connect with other writers and with readers, get feedback on your work, and learn about the industry. Some of these sites and communities also review books and/or allow advertising. Some of our favorite communities include:

  • iHeartSapphFic – Reader heavy focus with lots of promos for authors to participate in (mostly free/some paid advertising spots) and a book finder database that puts ours to shame. We’re working on it!
  • iReadIndies – A place for readers of indie published books and a collective for indie authors (not published through any established large publisher, university press, sapphic press/publisher, or other LGBTQIA press/publisher).
  • Lesfic Marketing Alliance Facebook Group – Just what it says. Authors only, getting together to share tips and help each other promote.
  • The Lesbian Review (TLR) – Reader heavy focus built on thousands of book reviews. Also review movies and more. There are opportunities to promote and to appear at reader facing events (mostly online through webinars and on Discord)
  • Queer Romance Ink – Mostly a place to advertise (author pays). Large, searchable book database for readers that is growing more sapphic, but leans heavily toward gay fiction. Not just romance.

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Review Sites and Book Bloggers: Some sites and bloggers accept ARC copies, some do not. Some use Netgally. Check with each individual site or blogger before requesting a review or sending your book/eBook.

  • KittyKat’s Book Review Blog
  • (The) Lesbrary
  • Lesfic ARC Club – A facebook group where you can find reviewers
  • Lesfic Sapphic Women Loving Women Book Reviews and Promos – A Facebook group where you can find reviewers
  • Lez Review Books 
  • Mx Pheobe’s Viewpoint
  • Rachel’s Sapphic Reviews
  • Rainbow Book Reviews 
  • Rainbow Round Table – News and reviews for GLBT books from the American Library Association (ALA)
  • Sapphic Book Review
  • Smart Bitches, Trashy Books – Not a sapphic site but they review romance books with any pairings and they list sapphic books in their book finder.
  • The Lesbian Reading Room – This site previously run by Velvet Lounger may be offline. Velvet can be found in Facebook sapphic reader groups doing promotions.
  • TLR (formerly The Lesbian Review)

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Agents and publishers: There are a number of publishers who specialize in sapphic fiction. If you’re interested in getting your work published traditionally rather than self-publishing, you can research them to find the right fit for you. Agents are typically necessary for large, mainstream publishers. There are far too many of those publishers and agents to list.

The publishers below lean toward sapphic literature or accept it exclusively. Each will typically take a direct submission. Check their websites before submitting for information and guidelines.

  • Affinity Rainbow Publishing
  • Aunt Lute Books – Radical feminist press that does publish queer/sapphic books
  • Bedazzled Ink
  • Bella Books
  • BLF Press – (Concentrates on queer women of color)
  • Bold Strokes Books
  • Bywater Books
  • Desert Palm Press
  • Dirt Road Books – Publisher appears to be defunct
  • Flashpoint Publications – Absorbed Regal Crest Publications
  • Sapphire Books Publishing
  • Triplicity Publishing
  • Queen of Swords Press
  • Ylva Publishing

Other publishers who focus on LGBTQIA fiction and often take direct submissions:

  • Carnation Press
  • Cleis Press
  • Dreamspinner Press
  • Interlude Press
  • Launch Point Press
  • NineStar Press
  • Pride Publishing
  • RedBone Press – (concentrates on black lesbians and black gay men)
  • Riptide Publishing
  • Supposed Crimes

These lists are by no means exhaustive and will continue to evolve.

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These books offer insights into the craft of writing sapphic fiction, as well as advice on how to represent sapphic characters and relationships in a way that is authentic and respectful.

  • Romancing the Beat: Story Structure for Romance Novels – by Gwen Hayes – Not sapphic, but inclusive and a must for romance writers
  • Writing the Other: A Practical Guide to Inclusive Fiction by Paula J. Massood

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Awards: There are multiple awards programs for LGBTQ+ books. Some are dedicated to sapphic books and some exclusively to gay books or bisexual books. Other awards and award programs are more general in nature. Listed below are reputable programs authors and publishers can submit to. Many require a submission fee which helps to keep the awards program viable. Some of the organizations giving awards are profiled in other areas of this blog post.

The Goldies – Sapphic exclusive awards in multiple categories given in July of each year by the Golden Crown Literary Society (GCLS) for works published between January 1st and December 31st of the previous year. To facilitate judging, GCLS staggers the submission deadlines. Submissions generally start in late August or very early September of the publishing year for all books published through at least the first half of the year (January through June). the final submission period ends in mid to late January of the year following the year of publication. There is a submission fee.

The Lammys – Given by Lambda Literary each year in May or June for (primarily) books published in the previous calendar year. There are exceptions. Lambda has lesbian specific categories, gay specific categories, bisexual ones, and transgender ones. There are also some overall LGBTQ categories not broken out by orientation including – for some reason – the broad category of ‘Mystery.’ Submissions begin September 1st of the publishing year and extend slightly into the year following. There is a scaled submission fee.

The Lesfic Bard Awards – Sapphic exclusive awards in multiple categories given annually for books published the previous calendar year. Submissions are generally open all year for books published that year and close in January of the year after the publishing year. There is a submission fee. Note, if you write gay fiction as well, they also sponsor the Gay Scribe Awards.

The Publishing Triangle Awards – The Publishing Triangle presents 10 awards annually. Two awards, one for non-fiction, and one for poetry are lesbian only. Others are closed to sapphic books and still others are open to the full spectrum of LGBTQIA orientations. Submissions open in late September and run through early December of the publishing year.

Foreward Indies Book of the Year – These prestigious awards are open to all indie published books, both by individual indie authors and authors from small and boutique presses like those of you with Bella, Bold Strokes, Ylva, etc. Submissions are open year round. They close on January 31st of the year following the publishing year. Finalists in all categories are named in March. Winners are named in June. There is a (steep) fee to submit.

Ippy Awards – An unaffiliated, but prestigious awards program for independent publishers/indie authors who publish books for an English speaking audience. There are dozens of award categories including one for LGBTQ+ Fiction. Early bird entries are in September and November. The current entry cutoff is March 16th, 2024. Submission fees are required for each category of submission.

Stonewall Book Awards – Sponsored by the American Library Association’s Rainbow Round Table. The award honors one exceptional book each year in each of three categories (adult fiction, adult non-fiction, and childrens/YA). Submissions (free) are open during the publishing year. The winners are announced in January of February of the year following the publishing year with the actual award (plaque and monetary) given at the ALA annual conference in June.

Please note: The Rainbow Awards were given each year by Elisa Rolle through 2021. They appear to have stopped with that year.

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Here are some other resources that you may find helpful:

GCLS LogoThe Golden Crown Literary Society (GCLS) – Mentioned above under workshops and training – A nonprofit organization supporting an international community of readers, writers, publishers, editors, audiobook narrators, and fans devoted to increasing the diversity, accessibility, quality, and visibility of sapphic and women-loving-women literature.

 

 

 

 

Lambda Literary Foundation websiteThe Lambda Literary Foundation – Also, mentioned above, Lambda Literary provides resources for LGBTQIA+ writers, including a mentorship program, a writing retreat, and a literary awards program.

 

 

 

 

The Publishing Triangle is a professional organization for LGBTQIA+ writers, editors, and publishers. They offer a Publishing Triangle websitenumber of resources for writers, including a mentorship program, a writing contest, and a book fair.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Filed Under: Author Resources Tagged With: Lesbian, Lesfic, LGBTQ, literature, Queer, sapphic, WLW

2023 Goldie Award Winning Books

July 4, 2023 By Anne Hagan

Goldie WinnersThe 2023 winners of the annual Goldie Awards bestowed by the Golden Crown Literary Society (GCLS) were named on Saturday, July 1st at the awards ceremony held at their annual convention, which was in Denver, Colorado, this year.

New from GCLS this year, after receiving a substantial grant from the Aronson-Besthoff Fund of the Greater New Orleans Foundation, are monetary awards for the highest scoring debut novel, the highest scoring book in each genre category, and the highest scoring book in each of the ‘non-novel’ categories like, non-fiction and poetry.

Also now receiving monetary awards are the top three books determined by ranked choice voting for the Ann Bannon Popular Choice Award. The institution of monetary prizes necessitated changes in how the Ann Bannon entries were voted upon.

GCLS names 25% of all books entered in each category as finalists as determined by the rankings of the judging panel for the category. In each category, 10% of all entered books ultimately receive awards, allowing more than one winner in larger categories.

Winners are listed below in the order award categories were presented by the GCLS at the awards ceremony. Monetary prize winning books are listed first and noted in each category.

General Non-Fiction:

Half InHalf In: A Coming of Age Memoir of Forbidden Love by Felice Cohen/Dividend Press – Felice and her book were profiled here previously. – Also won $1,000 prize

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Audiobook Narrator:

This was a new category this year. There were more than 30 audio books entered, and three winning narrartors were chosen.

Dead Woman’s Revenge narrated by Rebecca Lowman* of Orange Skye Audio (Published by Dreamspinner Press)

 A Whisper of Solace (previously profiled on this site) narrated by Abby Craden* of Tantor Media (Self Published by Milena McKay)

Dead Letters from Paradise narrated by Christine Williams* of Susie Bright/Audible Studios (Published by Bywater Books)

*Links to narrator names go to the lists of Audible audio books they have narrator credits for including the book they won for. Not all books they’ve narrated are sapphic books.

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Romantic Blend:

EnigmaEnigma by Suzie Clarke, published by Bold Strokes Books – Top Scoring Novel Prize – $1,000

Despite Chaos by Stacy Lynn Miller, published by Bella Books

Secret Agent by Michelle Larkin, published by Bold Strokes Books

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Contemporary Romance Short Novels:

Trial and ErrorTrial and Error by Carsen Taite, published by Bold Strokes Books – Top Scoring Novel Prize – $1,000

Truly Wanted by J.J. Hale, published by Bold Strokes Books

Perfect Rivalry by Radclyffe, published by Bold Strokes Books

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Fiction Anthologies/Collections:

Defiant HeartsDefiant Hearts – Lee Lynch, published by Bold Strokes Books – Top Scoring $1,000 Prize

 

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Mystery/Thriller/Crime:

DelafieldDelafield by Katherine V. Forrest, published by Spinsters Ink – Top Scoring Novel Prize – $1,000

Hunting Gold by Ann Aptaker, published by Bywater Books

Last Chance Chicago by Diana DiGangi, published by Bywater Books

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Young Adult Fiction:

Can I Trust HerCan I Trust Her? by Frances Lucas, published by Bella Books – Top Scoring Novel Prize – $1,000

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Contemporary Romance – Mid Length Novels:

The Last Lavender SisterThe Last Lavender Sister by Melissa Brayden, published by Bold Strokes Books – Top Scoring Novel Prize – $1,000

She’ll Steal Your Heart by Rachel Lacey, Self Published

With a Twist by Georgia Beers, published by Bold Strokes Books

I Dare You to Love Me by Lori G. Matthews, published by Bella Books (Lori has a short mystery in a giveaway available through July 5th, 2023)

Christmas Mouse by Rachel Spangler, published by Brisk Press

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Paranormal/Occult/Horror:

The Wicked and the WillingThe Wicked and the Willing by Lianyu Tan, published by Shattered Scepter Press – Top Scoring Novel Prize, $1,000. (Previously featured on this site)

The Mermaid Hypothesis by Siri Caldwell, published by Brussels Sprouts Press

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Poetry Collections:

Time Out of TimeTime Out of Time by Arleen Paré, published by Caitlin Press and Dagger Editions – $1,000 prize winner

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General Fiction:

Dead Letters from ParadiseDead Letters from Paradise by Ann McMan, published by Bywater Books – Top Scoring Novel Prize $1,000

The Barrens by Kurt Johnson and Ellie Johnson, published by Arcade – Skyhorse

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New Adult Fiction:

Catching FeelingsCatching Feelings by Ana Hartnett Reichardt, published by Bold Strokes Books – Top Scoring Novel Prize, $1,000

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Historical Fiction:

Once in BerlinOnce in Berlin by Jo Havens, self published – Top Scoring Novel Prize, $1,000

Observations on the Danger of Female Curiosity by Suzanne Moss, published by Aesculus Books (previously featured on this site)

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Erotica:

EscortedEscorted by Renee Roman, published by Bold Strokes Books – Top Scoring Novel

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Contemporary Romance – Long Novel:

Plain English by Rachel Spangler, published by Bywater Books – Top Scoring Novel Prize – $1,000

Chemistry by Rachael Sommers, published by Ylva Publishing

Purposefully Accidental by G Benson, Self Published

Over the Moon with You by Jaime Clevenger, published by Bella Books

Something’s Different by Quinn Ivens, published by Ylva Publishing

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Science Fiction/Fantasy:

EnduranceEndurance by Elaine Burnes, published by Mindancer Press/Bedazzled Ink – Top Scoring Novel Prize – $1,000

The Mage and the Monster by Barbara Ann Wright, published by Bold Strokes Books

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Debut Novel:

The BarrensThe Barrens by Kurt Johnson and Ellie Johnson, published by Arcade – Skyhorse – Top Scoring Debut Novel Prize – $1,000

Truly Wanted by JJ Hale, published by Bold Strokes Books

Observations on the Danger of Female Curiosity by Suzanne Moss, published by Aesculus Books (previously featured on this site)

Honey in the Marrow by Emily Waters, published by Ylva Publishing

Love and Duty by Catherine Young, published by Bold Strokes Books

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Sandra Moran Writing Academy Scholarship: Beth Caldwell

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Ann Bannon Popular Choice Award:

If I Dont AskGold and $3,000 – If I Don’t Ask by EJ Noyes, published by Bella Books

Just a Touch AwaySilver and $2,000 – Just a Touch Away by Jae (This book was previously featured on this site)

Broken Beyond RepairBronze and $1,000 – Broken Beyond Repair by Emily Banting (This book was previously featured on this site)

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Tee Corinne Award for Outstanding Cover Design:

Observations on the Danger of Female CuriosityObservations on the Danger of Female Curiosity by Suzanne Moss, published and cover by Aesculus Books (This book was previously featured on this site)

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Lee Lynch Classic Award:

 

Home GirlsHome Girls by Barbara Smith

From the book blurb and from Amazon:

“The pioneering anthology Home Girls features writings by Black feminist and lesbian activists on topics both provocative and profound. Since its initial publication in 1983, it has become an essential text on Black women’s lives and writings. This edition features an updated list of contributor biographies and an all-new preface that provides a fresh assessment of how Black women’s lives have changed-or not-since the book was first published.”

Contributors are Tania Abdulahad, Donna Allegra, Barbara A. Banks, Becky Birtha, Julie Carter, Cenen, Cheryl Clarke, Michelle Cliff, Michelle T. Clinton, Willie M. Coleman, Toi Derricotte, Alexis De Veaux, Jewelle L. Gomez, Akasha (Gloria) Hull, Patricia Jones, June Jordan, Audre Lorde, Raymina Y. Mays, Deidre McCalla, Chirlane McCray, Pat Parker, Linda C. Powell, Bernice Johnson Reagon, Spring Redd, Gwendolyn Rogers, Kate Rushin, Ann Allen Shockley, Barbara Smith, Beverly Smith, Shirley O. Steele, Luisah Teish, Jameelah Waheed, Alice Walker, and Renita Weems.

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Trailblazer Award:

The Trailblazer Award is given annually by GCLS to an author for lifetime achievement. The 2023 awardee is:

Alison Bechdel

Alison’s brief bio:

ALISON BECHDEL has been a careful archivist of her own life and kept a journal since she was ten. Since 1983 she has been chronicling the lives of various characters in the fictionalized “Dykes to Watch Out For” strip, “one of the preeminent oeuvres in the comics genre, period” (Ms.). The strip is syndicated in 50 alternative newspapers, translated into multiple languages, and collected into a book series with a quarter of a million copies in print. Utne magazine has listed DTWOF as “one of the greatest hits of the twentieth century.”

Her books and collections of some of her comic strips are available in English on Amazon. Some books have also been translated into German.

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Note: All of these books are available at Amazon. Many which were by traditional publishers and small sapphic presses are available both directly from the publisher and at all other major retailers. Over time, we’ll add the top scoring books to this site with all purchase links from the publishers and all retailers, followed later by links to and/or pages for all of the other award winning books. This is a major undertaking as I do it all by hand. I wanted to get the list out to you as soon as I could. We’ve included the publisher information. Please shop for these bo wherever you feel comfortable.

The Amazon links here are affiliate links. We (this site/Erin and I) earn a small commission if you purchase a book. Those commissions help to defray the cost of maintaining this site and sending out the weekly newsletter.

The authors appreciate your support and we at MyQueerSapphFic do too! Thank you for reading and loving sapphic literature!

~Anne

Filed Under: Awards Tagged With: Award, Awards, books, Fiction, GCLS, Golden Crown Literary Society, Lesbian, Lesfic, LGBTQ, literature, sapphic, WLW

A Belated Goodbye to Women and Words

June 5, 2023 By Anne Hagan

Women and WordsSaturday evening I had an online back and forth chat with Erin. I told her I was looking for some blog post inspiration for the coming week and thought I’d go poke around in the Women And Words archives. I couldn’t. Sadly, they’re gone.

Jove Bell, Andi Marquette, and crew took a step back from the site and their podcast a couple years ago  to take a breather and tend to writing, publishing, and other projects, but they left the site operational while they decided when and if they were going to move forward with it. Daily readership had dipped, despite all the work…and it was a lot of work.

Erin and I offered to take the site over  and/or assist in operating it back when they first announced the hiatus if they came to a decision that involved letting it go. They weren’t ready to think about that then, and we didn’t push them. Now, I wish we would have pushed a little bit. Such a loss!

Other sites fill some of the gaps like multiple review sites and review bloggers/vloggers. One of the largest and best known is The Lesbian Review (Lots of reviews, some interviews, occasional panels and readings), now known as TLR There’s also iHeartSapphFic which has lots of ways for authors to reach readers through reader focused giveaways, sales, and reader focused content.

The things missing from those sites that could be found in the archives, now lost – possibly forever – from Women and Words are the daily blog posts by a rotating list of writers and occasional guests posters. Andi – AKA Captain Mayhem, posted nearly weekly. Sometimes more. Sometimes a little less. Her columns were always insightful and entertaining. The rest of the regular blogging crew was a made up of readers and authors who covered a wide variety of bookish topics including a lot of ‘favorites’ lists.

Change is always hard. It’s harder still when we lose things that are a part of our collective history as a sapphic community.

You were loved, Women and Words, and you are missed!

EDITED TO ADD: The original site is very much gone. The old URL goes to an error page. It’s been pointed out that an archive of sorts can be found here: https://lesbianauthors.wordpress.com/. The snippets of the posts are gone, but the archive with graphics and post titles seems to go back at least a couple of years covering 2020 and perhaps further back, until June 1st of 2021 when the hiatus officially began. It’s something, but still ultimately sad. ~ Anne

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Book Blog, Lesbian, sapphic

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