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2017 Rainbow Awards Submission: Magic & Mayhem: Fiction and Essays Celebrating LGBTQA Romance

Samantha Derr, Amanda Jean, and Nicole Kimberling Magic & Mayhem: Fiction and Essays Celebrating LGBTQA Romance
LGBT - Anthology / Collection / Fantasy
Paperback: 356 pages
Publisher: GRNW Press (September 6, 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1535585374
ISBN-13: 978-1535585378
Amazon: Samantha Derr, Amanda Jean, and Nicole Kimberling Magic & Mayhem: Fiction and Essays Celebrating LGBTQA Romance

Everyone deserves to see themselves in stories, to see themselves get a happy ending. For the past few years, Gay Romance Northwest (GRNW) has helped to see those stories reach more of the LGBTQ community, and gain traction in libraries and beyond. Furthering that goal is this collection of new fiction and essays, including information on how to get LGBT books in libraries, letters from authors sharing their personal reflections on writing, essays about why positive and happy queer books are so important, and short stories about tattooists, soldiers, mages, and cyborgs that span the LGBTQ spectrum and show that love has no bounds. This anthology includes never-before-published short stories by Josh Lanyon, Karelia Stetz-Waters, Ginn Hale, Megan Derr, Dev Bentham, Alex Powell, EJ Russell and Austin Chant. Contributed essays include works by Radclyffe, Rick R. Reed, Jordan Castillo Price, Rose Christo, and EE Ottoman. We welcome you to join the celebration and Read with Pride with us!



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