Kate Leth’s “Valley Ghouls” Is the Bisexual Slice of Life Comic You Need Right Now
It’s sweet and funny and poignant and absolutely an antidote to the cynicism and over-curation of social media these days.
It’s sweet and funny and poignant and absolutely an antidote to the cynicism and over-curation of social media these days.
Your favorite music store gal pals/secret fight club are returning!
I’m not very fussy about my wine, but I am very fussy about my board games.
Our continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new lesbian life and new bisexual civilizations, and to boldly go where this franchise often vehemently refused to go before!
“An incisive and insightful psychological thriller where the relationship between the two female protagonists — a journalist and a murder suspect — is fraught with lies and complicated truths from the very beginning.”
Legacy of the First Blade is one of the most egregious lesbian storylines I’ve ever seen.
People don’t realize how damaging it is to only acknowledge a part of someone instead of their entire being. I’m black and queer and fat and a woman. Yes, I love cosplay but please — don’t forget my “and.”
The jeans, the belt, the button-up; her sunglasses, her hair, the way she leans. The dyke energy coming off her is unmistakable.
Welcome to the Georgia O’Keefe College of Arts and Subtle Dramatics!
Critical Role helped me realized that D&D is about storytelling, and that there’s plenty of room for queer people in stories.
I absolutely adore all parts of this comic because all elements of it perfectly straddle two tones. The first, a serious critique of actual modern issues of socially applied technology and the second, something we’re all in serious need of these days: a good gay romp.
Why does it need to happen? Well, Facebook and Twitter combined with Russian attempts to influence elections are the reason the United States is currently beset by 45, for example, but also because existing laws and regulations were never built for this era.
“I can simply rest in this strange and beautiful world of homosexual daddies with expansive definitions of what it means to be masculine; given how raw and terrible I feel as I continue to come out as trans, continue to lift up the rocks within myself and peer under them, this is what I need.”
“Ultimately, though, no one really wins, because to have won you’ve had to scream ‘peel’ on repeat until everyone hates you.”
I don’t need another anger hobby, I have Twitter. Give me easy games, bud. That’s what I want.
From the McElroys to Zoë Quinn and Tina Horn to the random guy that tries to make me buy his titty comics, I ask everyone how gay their shit is.
The classic manga and anime character reimagined as a non-binary teen growing up in New Jersey.
Lesbians Who Tech has had rockstars all the way down.
Everything you need to know before her new TV show!
Let them know you’re looking!