It’s no secret that mental health is one of the topics closest to my heart.It has been since I was twelve years old, setting up a mental-health themed Instagram account with the general vibe of ‘you a...

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The other day, I was out driving with my mother, and I noticed a little girl walking along the pavement wearing a Cinderella dress.“I used to have one like that,” I said.“But you were never really int...

You know when you find a book that you literally cannot stop reading? The kind of book that you fall into whenever you have a spare moment (and even when you don’t), that you think about when you shou...

I first got to know Laury (she/her) last year, when she and I discovered that we both had an interest in Dissociative Identity Disorder. I had just released The Summer We’ve Had, a Sapphic romance in ...

In my humble opinion, Jacqueline Ramsden (she/they) has an absolutely uncanny ability to hit the nail on the head with her characters. Every book of theirs is a delight, with characters so vivid you f...

Those of you who followed last year’s Sapphic Fiction February may recall Hayden’s first interview with me. We touched briefly on mental health in writing then, especially given that Hayden (she/her) ...

If you haven’t read a book by Violet Morley (she/her) yet… I mean, WHAT are you doing? Violet is an immensely talented writer who can create compelling stories in all sorts of time eras, modern-day an...

Hayley Anderton (she/her) does such a lot for indie authors. From online events such as Indie April (in which I was lucky enough to participate last year) to various Indie Author Spectaculars, Winter ...

A stalwart of the Sapphic Fiction community, you may know Terry Purkis (she/her) through her Coming Home series, and her books that revolve around The Perfect Blend coffee shop. If you know her well –...

Provided you’ve not been hiding in a hole over the last four days (or potentially prior) when it comes to social media, you will have probably noticed a number of posts commemorating Lesbian Visibilit...

If you haven’t read it already, you may not be aware that Cass, the main character of my book The Summer We’ve Had, is asexual.Wow! Shock! Horror! According to much of the bigoted closed-minded Twitte...