RogueHunter, I bow before you.
Now this is what fan art is all about! Check out these incredibly detailed, life-like figures, sets, clothing and accessories of various Buffyverse characters (yes, even the minor ones). Satsu with her three badge pins and katana made me smile (now I’m just waiting for her teeny stuffed toy). Principal Wood […]

This video is a perfect example of how minimalist art (in this case, stick figures) can be very effective and entertaining. It also hits the bull’s eye when it comes to relationships, and I particularly cringe at how perfect the ending is for me. Is breaking up the same for you? See for yourselves:
(If my […]

Just for fun, here’s collection of lesbian magnets with witty one-liners. They were inspired by classic lesbian pulp fiction covers, of which I wrote previously:
During the post-war era [WWII], a new type of genre emerged: lesbian pulp fiction. These pulp novels, named as such because of the cheap paper they were printed on, were primarily […]

Want more comics goodness? Visit Gay Balls of Fire (a lesbian webcomic).

I hope you signed on to the open letter to Sally Kern, to let her know we’re listening. While we’re all waiting for updates on that issue, I think it’s best to zoom out a bit and cool our heads.
Here’s just one of the wildly funny strips in Celine’s Gay Balls of Fire, a lesbian […]

(Part 2 of 2: 1952-1969)
During the post-war era, a new type of genre emerged: lesbian pulp fiction. These pulp novels, named as such because of the cheap paper they were printed on, were primarily targeted to red-blooded males. The authors were mostly men, but a few were written by lesbians using pseudonyms. Even though the […]

(Part 1 of 2: 1928-1938)
Like most of you, I often complain that whenever I go to bookstores, lesbian titles seem little to none. So I did a little research and found we actually do have a lot of books out there, but perhaps not widely circulated (Amazon is a good stop). I’m in the mood […]