Sapphic Slow-burn romances
Category #7 of the Sapphic Reading Challenge features another group of people that is definitely underrepresented in WLW & lesbian fiction: characters who have a disability.
It can be a book about a character with a physical disability, a chronic illness, or a mental disorder. When you pick the book
It’s time for another Book Unicorn post of the Sapphic Reading Challenge. This one features sapphic time travel books.
I don’t know about you, but I love books in which the protagonist travels into the past or the future, especially if you combine it with a romance to come up
This week’s Sapphic Reading Challenge category features a trope that seems to be quite popular in women-loving women romance. I call it the “only one bed” trope. It includes two characters who are not (yet) a couple having to share the only available bed.
Usually, that leads to hilarious situations:
This week’s category of the Sapphic Reading Challenge is a bit different. Instead of putting together a list of my own, I want you to read a book from a list curated by The Lesbian Review.
If you haven’t heard of The Lesbian Review yet, you should definitely check them
This week’s category of the Sapphic Reading Challenge features WLW & lesbian books with a main character who is a journalist or reporter, including The Red Files by Lee Winter, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Miracle Girl by TB Markinson, and many more.
The third category of the Sapphic Reading Challenge is a theme that I see a lot, especially in WLW & lesbian romance: books in which the protagonist returns to her hometown after years away.
Maybe it’s the fact that many queer people have to leave their hometown to be able
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