Romancing the RainbowAn anthology of LGTBQIA+ Romance short stories. We see boy-meets-girl stories from the moment we can start paying attention, from history and mythology to famous novels and advertisements. And, for the people those stories are applicable to, they are lessons and templates for how a boy and girl can, should, or could, interact-even when fictitious and obviously untrue. But for those of us who do not fall easily into that boy/girl combination, there are fewer examples of "How do I meet them?" "What do I say?" "How can I tell if they like me?"Those are tough questions for anyone, let alone those of us who don't have good examples or easy guidelines to follow.
Join us as we explore Romancing the Rainbow, across the LGTBQIA+ spectrum, and perhaps for those trying to find their way, a good story about a particular path may mean everything. In honor and memory of L. J. Hachmeister, over 80% of the proceeds from this anthology are being donated to her family by the authors, contributors, and publisher. Edited by Katie KentExecutive Editor Sam KnightFeaturing stories by:Sarah Marie Page, David J.
Van, Kevin A Davis, Sam Knight, Chris Paranicas, Katie Kent, Steven D. Brewer, Evan Purcell, Natasia Langfelder, A. M. Burns, Rob Nisbet, Kay Hanifen
Romancing the RainbowAn anthology of LGTBQIA+ Romance short stories. We see boy-meets-girl stories from the moment we can start paying attention, from history and mythology to famous novels and advertisements. And, for the people those stories are applicable to, they are lessons and templates for how a boy and girl can, should, or could, interact-even when fictitious and obviously untrue. But for those of us who do not fall easily into that boy/girl combination, there are fewer examples of "How do I meet them?" "What do I say?" "How can I tell if they like me?"Those are tough questions for anyone, let alone those of us who don't have good examples or easy guidelines to follow.
Join us as we explore Romancing the Rainbow, across the LGTBQIA+ spectrum, and perhaps for those trying to find their way, a good story about a particular path may mean everything. In honor and memory of L. J. Hachmeister, over 80% of the proceeds from this anthology are being donated to her family by the authors, contributors, and publisher. Edited by Katie KentExecutive Editor Sam KnightFeaturing stories by:Sarah Marie Page, David J.
Van, Kevin A Davis, Sam Knight, Chris Paranicas, Katie Kent, Steven D. Brewer, Evan Purcell, Natasia Langfelder, A. M. Burns, Rob Nisbet, Kay Hanifen
