Check out our interview with Jeanne Thornton, who wrote the book, "A/S/L."
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Melissa De La Cruz was inspired by celebrity culture and female friendships, therefore writing, "When Stars Align."
It was important for India Hill Brown to see a Black boy tell his story of falling in love after having two of her own, so that's one of the reasons why she wrote "Rhythm & Muse."
Check out the sequel to Michelle Gagnon's "Killing Me" book, "Slaying You."
If dragons and lady knights are your thing, then check out Neon Yang's "Brighter Than Scale, Swifter Than Flame."
If you enjoy banter and a complicated romance that’s tied into figuring out how to be in charge of your own life, then check out Kit Rosewater's book, "All's Fair In Love and Field Hockey."
If you enjoy stories where three characters are in a complicated triad where they are trying to reach a common goal while simultaneously getting in each other's way, then check out "Rebel in the Deep" by Katee Robert.
Sunny and Gloomy wanted to see more diversity in queer stories, so they decided to do it themselves in the series, "RAINBOW!"
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.
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