Cecy Robson fell in love with the world of fantasy when she was a child, so one day she decided to write her own called, "Bloodguard."
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People who dig ‘80s music are often divided into two groups: those that lived through the period and are feeling nostalgic, and those who missed it the first time around and want to experience it for themselves. It’s more than likely that someone on your holiday gift list falls into one of these two categories.
So you looked at the calendar the other day and... eeeek.
Whether it’s the summer anthem "Be Your Girl,” the love letter to his mother “Suzy Cutie” or even the dance floor stomper “High Heels” (with vocals by Tony-winner Lillias White), John Duff is going to keep us talking.
A story about dealing with one’s differences and what it means to grow in a tough and at times cruel world, the manga "My Beautiful Man" is one that will capture the hearts of those that have ever felt misunderstood or as an outsider. A story about what it could mean to also find a glimmer of hope that could change one’s life yet be as confusing as it is a lesson in understanding oneself.
Lauren Connolly was interested in exploring how grief can intertwine with comedy and romance, and that is how "PS: I Hate You" came to be.
People of all ages have grown to love the stop-motion animation movies of Nick Park, including “Chicken Run” and the “Wallace & Gromit” series. In “Memoir of a Snail” (IFC Films), Oscar-winning gay filmmaker Adam Elliot takes the genre in new, queer, and adult directions.
Ben Anderson encourages readers to come for the dragons, and stay for the thrilling journey of love in his book, "Heir To Thorn and Flame."
"How many times have I told you that...?"
Rachel Howzell Hall has a fascination for women stepping into spaces where they're seen as outsiders, disrupting the dynamics of those spaces. That was one of the reasons how she came up with "The Last One."
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