Celebrate the Rainbow With Romance

  In Lady Troubles, the box set featuring a straight woman and the transwerewolf she falls for, the two main characters have a debate about misappropriation of culture. Sonya, the human, argues that her black musical rootsaren’t for anyone else to sing. Maxine, whose trans brothers and sisters have been abused and degraded in the past, believes that shared music symbolizes shared pain. Where do you stand on this Great Divide? Today’s song is from “Hairspray” and talks about the pride and determination that a community has. Disclaimer: I don’t get any money from this, only joy of sharing music. Lady Troubles  Amazon  |  Changeling Press  |  Barnes & Noble  |  Kobo Lady Troubles Paperback Amazon  |  Changeling Press

Three dragons in one dorm room… This is about to get interesting. 😉 Whose bright idea had it been to stick three dragon-shifters in one dorm suite? Never mind their widely disparate ages, their diverse backgrounds, or their differing abilities. The three of them had been piled into a dorm suite with three small bedrooms off a postage-stamp-size common room and told to work it out. Blau mulled this over as his two roommates argued about who would be forced to sleep in the middle, smallest bedroom. He would be arguing too, except there seemed to be little logic involved, and he detested argument for argument’s sake. Particularly when it was hot enough to fry an egg on his forehead. Sitting on the lumpy three-quarter couch with his luggage stacked to his right, Blau watched the Chinese land dragon, Chen, step into the water dragon’s space and smile. To his credit, the water dragon didn’t flinch. “You should take the middle room, lizard. You’re the smallest.” That was true. As a r...