Lindsay Lee Wallace

interview

book features

“We Are Watching Eliza Bright'”s Sixsterhood Is a Collective Narrator of Queer Possibility: An Interview with A.E. Osworth

When queer voices — especially those of trans people, and Black and brown people — are so frequently ignored or actively silenced, centering a narrator made up of them turned…

Lindsay Lee Wallace —

May 18, 2021

novel

sci-fi/fantasy

literature

Malice’s Lesbian Love Story (and Bitter Realities) Are Worthy Additions to Dark Fantasy Re-Tellings

The dark fairytale re-telling has become an established fantasy sub-genre in its own right, and Malice’s sweet lesbian love story and bitter realities are a more-than-worthy addition.

Lindsay Lee Wallace —

Apr 15, 2021

#affiliatemarketing

lesbian bar culture

society + culture

The Lesbian Bar Project Raises Over $100,000 to Protect 15 of Our Last Lesbian Bars

Lesbian bars across the country are closing at an alarming rate. The filmmakers and activists of the Lesbian Bar Project teamed up with Jägermeister to save the fifteen that remain.

Lindsay Lee Wallace —

Dec 23, 2020

taylor swift

music

Taylor Swift’s “evermore” Songs, Ranked by Gay Subtext

On Friday, December 11th, the Taylor Swift gay subtext industrial complex sprang into action when she dropped another surprise album during quarantine.

Lindsay Lee Wallace —

Dec 13, 2020

novel

sci-fi/fantasy

literature

Curses, Crushes and Celesbians Abound in Emily M. Danforth’s “Plain Bad Heroines”

Plain Bad Heroines is a story so much about storytelling that it feels almost obscene to point it out. “This is story-telling, people!” it seems to shout, in the voice…

Lindsay Lee Wallace —

Nov 23, 2020

sci-fi/fantasy

literature

Return of the Space Lesbians: Tamsyn Muir’s “Harrow the Ninth” Is a Maze of Grief, Gore, and Possibly Global Warming

Sometimes, what you really need is a story that understands how grief can ricochet through the entire universe.

Lindsay Lee Wallace —

Sep 10, 2020