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May 27, 2023 | SapphFic Mischief Roundup

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Exciting sale going on this weekend!

Saturdays are when we round up all the sapphic book news from the previous week into one convenient location. Think of it as your personal queer reading directory! After all, we know the weekend is when so many of us are able to unwind for a minute and want to get lost in a good wlw book. What could be better?

May Book Bargain Bonanza

If you’re looking to stock up your ereader for beach reading (or to curl up under a cozy blanket for those in the southern hemisphere), now is the time to head over to I Heart SapphFic!

More than 150 books are on sale.

Here are the links to the sale pages:

Page One: 99c books

Page Two: $1.99 and up

There are lots of big names in the sale including: Harper Bliss, Adrian J. Smith, Hildred Billings, Milena McKay, Max Ellendale, and so many more.

Don’t miss out!

Without further ado, let’s get to all the sapphic book news from this past week!

Here are the links for this week’s posts:

All About the Books

Join authors as they showcase their new release in a fun and engaging way. Click on each image for a behind the scenes peek!

Meet Bebop Baby and Tiger Lily! These two girls are rescues. Bebop is the black panther and Lily is the ginger. Submitted by author Linda North.

Please click on the images for the details for each announcement.

Have community news you want included in a future edition of this section? Click here for submission details.

Have you read Birds of a Feather yet? Get it here!

Where the heck was TB?

TB loves exploring places near and far, so we’ve created a weekly game where TB goes on an adventure, snaps some photos, and then lets you guess her location.

Last weekend, TB went for a historical stroll on a path associated with the American Revolutionary War. She brought along Don’t Cry for Me by Rachel Lacey. Sometimes falling in love can feel like warfare, especially if one is grumpy and the other sunshine.

Here are some clues to where TB went for a lovely stroll on a sunny day.

1. It’s previously known as the Old Concord Road.

2. The trail follows the path of the British regulars during the battles that marked the start of the American Revolution on April 19, 1775.

3. It’s about 15 miles of roads in the communities of Arlington, Lexington, Lincoln, and Concord, including part of the Minute Man National Historical Park.

4. On the road is the Captain William Smith House, built in 1692, thought to be the oldest house in Lincoln, Massachusetts.

5. There’s a monument at the spot where Paul Revere was captured during his midnight ride. It’s the photo that has a circular wall.

Here are some photos, including some snaps of Don’t Cry for Me by Rachel Lacey.