Sapphic books based on a historical event (Book Unicorn #4)
This week’s Sapphic Book Bingo post features sapphic books that are based on a historical event.
This category, of course, overlaps with historical fiction, but it isn’t identical. For the book to count for this category, it needs to include a specific historical event such as the Great Earthquakes and Fires in 1906 in my novel Shaken to the Core.
The book can also be contemporary fiction that contains an important event that happened in more recent years.
Sapphic historical romance “A Place to Call Home” – Reading Companion
Starting today, my brand-new short story “A Place to Call Home” is available everywhere, including Amazon worldwide and Ylva!
It’s part of the Oregon series and picks up right after the end of my sapphic historical romance Backwards to Oregon, which is my most popular novel. Luke and Nora have survived the dangers along the Oregon Trail, but now they have to find a new home and grow as a couple.
At 13,000 words, it’s considered a novelette (longer than a short story, but shorter than a novella).
Since the reading companion for my novel Chemistry Lessons was so popular with readers, I put together one for “A Place to Call Home” too. I hope you enjoy looking at some pictures and videos while you read so you can imagine the setting and what Luke and Nora are doing as they build their home.
Sapphic historical fiction & historical romance (Sapphic Reading Challenge #16)
This week’s Sapphic Reading Challenge post features sapphic historical fiction, including but not limited to historical romance novels. For the purpose of this reading challenge, “historical fiction” means any sapphic novel that takes place at least 25 years in the past.
Yes, that includes the early 1990s. And yes, that makes me feel old.
WLW & lesbian historical romance & historical fiction (F/F Fiction Crossword Challenge #6)
Today’s F/F Fiction Crossword Puzzle features a genre that is one of my favorites: WLW & lesbian historical romance & historical fiction. I mean, what’s not to love? Historical fiction allows us to live the past instead of reading dry facts. We get to be swept away to a far-off time and place–may it […]
Lesbian historical fiction (Lesbian Book Bingo #2)
If you haven’t heard of the Lesbian Book Bingo before now, it’s not too late to join! In short, it’s a year-long reading challenge where you’re trying to read one book for each square on the bingo card—and you can win great books while doing it. If you need to brush up on how Lesbian […]