Sunny and Gloomy wanted to see more diversity in queer stories, so they decided to do it themselves in the series, "RAINBOW!"
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Author Nova Ren Suma is fascinated with lost places such as in time or places not found on maps. That was one of the reasons that drove her to write "Wake the Wild Creatures."
The inspiration behind "Sleep Like Starfish" comes from Rachelle Atkins's own history of battling illness after illness.
"The Midnight Secret" is the fourth and final book in Karen Swan's series, Wild Isle. Read the interview with the author below.
The show "The Riches" really stuck to Krista and Becca Ritchie, which is why it inspired them to write, "Destructively Mine."
Kyle Lukoff wanted to write about a story that highlighted language, community, and keeping each other safe, so that's one of the reasons why he wrote, "Are You a Friend of Dorothy?"
"Things Left Unsaid" by Sara Jafari tells a deep, emotional love story with the power of friendship.
Kate Woodworth wanted to emphasize the importance of climate change, so that was one of the reasons she wrote, "Little Great Island."
Lyla Sage wanted to write a story where two people get a second chance to get their love story right, so that was part of the inspiration for the series Rebel Blue Ranch.
C.L. Montblanc grew up loving coming-of-age teen comedies and wanted to write a story that included queer characters and solving mysteries.
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