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rachelmanija
Here is what she says about it:
The site is still somewhat under construction. For instance, I notice that I haven't sent along my author photo. But, if you go there you can sign up for the newsletter and all that jazz. And, since I'm already shamelessly promoting, let me remind you that if you join my Patreon, you can hear me read from the very same lesbian space opera that I will be publishing with them at the $1 level. (That video will drop the day after tomorrow around 4 pm CT. So, don't worry if you don't see it yet. I just scheduled it.)
Anyway.
I did not actually come here to do all this promotion, but I just happened to see Rachel's post and thought I should "boost the signal." I actually came over to whine about the weather? I THOUGHT WE WERE PROMISED SUN. DOES THE SUN NO LONGER EXIST? I am all about the idea of April showers bringing May flowers, but even that seems delayed?
I did spot this trillium that I planted last year poking up from the leaves, so that's something, I suppose.
Image: I focused on the trillium, so the overall picture looks a bit blurry. But, there is a green three-leaf flower with the beginnings of a big white bulb poking out from a leafy garden.
It's chilly enough that I've been spending my days mostly hunkered under blankets. I keep thinking that 45 F / 7 C is kind of warm for Minnesota, so I'll open up the porch... only to close it five minutes later because I'm shivering. The gray is getting relentless, too? I actually love rain, but I would prefer a good, solid downpour to all this... well, PISSING from the sky.
I actually broke down and made myself some hotdish for dinner tonight. You know it's chilly when a bunch of baked noodles sounds good.
rachelmanijaHere is what she says about it:
Kalikoi, a new F/F publishing house, will launch on May 3.
Kalikoi brings you the best fiction about women in love with women. Our diverse authors know how to stir your imagination, speed up your heart, and make you laugh or cry. But by the end of a book, your only tears will be happy ones: Kalikoi books guarantee happily-ever-after or happy-for-now endings!
Our heroines all identify as women, but beyond that, the sky’s the limit. They may be trans or cis; they may be lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, or asexual; they may call themselves queer or Sapphic or prefer no labels at all. Kalikoi celebrates ALL women who love women.
Whether you’re looking for an action-packed paranormal romance, a fantasy to transport you to a magical world, a historical full of sensual detail, a moody noir, a lighthearted comedy, or a space adventure, Kalikoi has the book for you!
Kalikoi is a project I've been working on for a while, and I'm delighted that it's about to become a reality.
Kalikoi brings you the best fiction about women in love with women. Our diverse authors know how to stir your imagination, speed up your heart, and make you laugh or cry. But by the end of a book, your only tears will be happy ones: Kalikoi books guarantee happily-ever-after or happy-for-now endings!
Our heroines all identify as women, but beyond that, the sky’s the limit. They may be trans or cis; they may be lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, or asexual; they may call themselves queer or Sapphic or prefer no labels at all. Kalikoi celebrates ALL women who love women.
Whether you’re looking for an action-packed paranormal romance, a fantasy to transport you to a magical world, a historical full of sensual detail, a moody noir, a lighthearted comedy, or a space adventure, Kalikoi has the book for you!
Kalikoi is a project I've been working on for a while, and I'm delighted that it's about to become a reality.
The site is still somewhat under construction. For instance, I notice that I haven't sent along my author photo. But, if you go there you can sign up for the newsletter and all that jazz. And, since I'm already shamelessly promoting, let me remind you that if you join my Patreon, you can hear me read from the very same lesbian space opera that I will be publishing with them at the $1 level. (That video will drop the day after tomorrow around 4 pm CT. So, don't worry if you don't see it yet. I just scheduled it.)
Anyway.
I did not actually come here to do all this promotion, but I just happened to see Rachel's post and thought I should "boost the signal." I actually came over to whine about the weather? I THOUGHT WE WERE PROMISED SUN. DOES THE SUN NO LONGER EXIST? I am all about the idea of April showers bringing May flowers, but even that seems delayed?
I did spot this trillium that I planted last year poking up from the leaves, so that's something, I suppose.
Image: I focused on the trillium, so the overall picture looks a bit blurry. But, there is a green three-leaf flower with the beginnings of a big white bulb poking out from a leafy garden.
It's chilly enough that I've been spending my days mostly hunkered under blankets. I keep thinking that 45 F / 7 C is kind of warm for Minnesota, so I'll open up the porch... only to close it five minutes later because I'm shivering. The gray is getting relentless, too? I actually love rain, but I would prefer a good, solid downpour to all this... well, PISSING from the sky.
I actually broke down and made myself some hotdish for dinner tonight. You know it's chilly when a bunch of baked noodles sounds good.