Marissa Higgins on BookTok, Lesbian Fiction, and Her Debut Novel
Before the publication of her debut novel "A Good Happy Girl," author Marissa Higgins told us why the book's protagonist isn't an easy sell.
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Before the publication of her debut novel "A Good Happy Girl," author Marissa Higgins told us why the book's protagonist isn't an easy sell.
Photo: Heffloaf (CC BY-SA 4.0) I have yet to read Gideon the Ninth, though my friends have been texting me constantly to chat about it. Despite Reddit constantly recommending him, I’ve yet to read a single Brandon Sanderson novel. Dragonriders of Pern? Nope. Joe Abercrombie? Meant to. And oh Lord, please don’t strangle me when I admit I’ve only read a single book by Ursula K. Le Guin. At writing workshops, my friends gush about books I meant to read while I sit quietly, encased in total dorkness, wondering how Charlie Jane Anders’ and Robert Jackson Bennett’s and N.K. Jemisin’...