Posted in bookstores, civil rights, gay and lesbian, North Carolina, novelists on May 18, 2017| Leave a Comment »
What’s that in the front window at Malaprop’s Bookstore in Asheville, N.C. – one of the greatest indie bookstores in the country? Could it be the cover of The Ada Decades, my new historical LGBT-themed novel? I’m reading there tomorrow evening at 7pm, if you’re in the area … or are in the mood for a trip to Asheville. (And really, who isn’t?)
Posted in bookstores, gay and lesbian, lesbians, librarians, North Carolina, novelists, publishers, writers on May 3, 2017| Leave a Comment »
LGBT Pride in Asheville, October 2014.
Asheville is a beautiful LGBT-friendly city in western North Carolina, and I’ll be reading there on May 19 at 7pm from my historical novel, The Ada Decades, at one of the truly great independent bookstores, Malaprop’s. Joining me will be three other well-known lesbian writers: fellow Bywater authors Fay Jacobs and Ann McMan, plus Lynn Ames. Should be a gay old time!
I’ll also be reading at the LGBT Center in Raleigh, NC, on May 21 at 1pm. Drop in, y’all!
The Queerest Places 
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