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Clare Lydon

2 hours ago

I've come to drink you again...#monday #mondaymood #mondaymotivation #mondays ... See MoreSee Less

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Clare Lydon

3 days ago

Deck the halls with lesbian romance, fa la la la laaaaaa, la la la laaaa. Tis the season for sapphic snowmance, fa la la la laaaaaa, la la la laaaaaa! Want to read a festive queer romance set in a village called Mistletoe? Of course you do! Ladies falling in love + mulled wine + twinkly lights. Christmas In Mistletoe is on sale via Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books, Nook & Google for just 99p/99c until Monday. Grab your copy today!Go get your Christmas on! www.clarelydon.co.uk/books/christmas-in-mistletoe/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Clare Lydon

4 days ago

I did it this week, reading Monica McCallan's Back In Your Arms in less than 12 hours. Go me! Do you often read a book in one sitting? It's pretty unusual for me, I normally take a few days. But I couldn't put this one down. What was the last book you couldn't put down? #booksbooksbooks #books #lesbianfiction #LesbianRomance ... See MoreSee Less

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Clare Lydon

5 days ago

My books feature women who love women. Traditionally this has been called lesbian romance, but if the characters don't identify as lesbian, sapphic romance or queer romance might feel more appropriate. Crucially, my stories are always about two women who meet for the first time - sometimes the second - and then slowly, but surely, fall in love. Language changes, and language matters. But of course, romance matters more! 😍#lesbian #queer #sapphic ... See MoreSee Less

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Clare Lydon

6 days ago

The daily grind with my trusty coffee. Putting down the words, feeling the story come together under my fingertips, believing in the process even when I have massive wobbles. It's all about getting your bum in the chair and writing the story, even when you're not sure where the story's going. Even when the characters are still shimmering in the distance. No matter how many times I do it, I still marvel at how the characters eventually start to walk and talk, how the story starts to twist and turn. It's all in the power of editing and revision. Writing is rewriting. ... See MoreSee Less

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