Lesbian Book Club

Send us Fan Mail After a long winter's nap, we are back with the highly acclaimed Atmosphere by Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo author, Taylor Jenkins Reid! This novel was really the pinnacle of romance for Lauren and Haylie, while at the same time provoking thought about how social structure affects the characters. Follow us on Instagram @lesbianbookclubpod to keep up, and download our episodes if you'd like to help us out. Thanks for chatting about sapphic literature with us!

Send us Fan Mail Hey everyone, we have a super cool crossover episode with Lez Hang Out to hold y'all over until we're back from break! We hope you enjoy!! Lez Hang Out Show Notes! Title: 814: Serving Books with Queer Liberation Library Description: When you join our Lez Hang Out family on Patreon you will gain instant access to 24 and counting full-length bonus episodes, ad-free weekly episodes, mp3 downloads of all our original songs, an invite to our exclusive Discord channel, and more! Y...

Send us Fan Mail We hope you listened to our author interview with Mary Desch, because Tangled Darkness has dropped and we are here to spill! This psychiatric thriller threw us for a few loops, even prompting Lauren to bring in her girlfriend as a consultant. Our conclusion? Michelle should've just worked in dermatology. This is our last episode before we go on summer break. Try not to miss us too much, and we encourage you to read Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid for our return! We will dro...

Send us Fan Mail This week on the pod we’re talking all things American in Paris with friend of the pod, Margaret Vandenburg! As always Margaret brings the most thought provoking answers to our questions! We even talk sister wives, polyamory, and gun control! If you want your spirit lifted and your ideas challenged, this is the episode for you! Sadly we missed Haylie during this interview due to the continued nightmare that is the airline systems but she’ll be back next week! Love you guys!

Send us Fan Mail Author of Tangled Darkness Mary Desch brings us her genuinely joyful stories, special insights into the writing of her debut novel, and nuggets of wisdom in this conversation. She talks candidly with us about the loneliness she has felt at times, in contrast with the queer community she has been able to seek out at different scales throughout her life. We get a window into her writing process, how her career as a psychiatrist influences her character building, and what the fe...