I have been on a bit of a Harley Quinn reading kick. You can blame Birds of Prey and then the binging of the animated Harley Quinn series for that. During this I was gifted a copy of Mad Love … Continue reading Mad Love Book Review from @kleffnotes
I had the opportunity to ask Jessica Huras all about her upcoming short, Bing! Bang! Bi!. Debuting virtually this week at the Frameline International LGBTQ+ Film Festival and then next month in the Inside Out Film Festival, Huras is both … Continue reading Interview with Jessica Huras from @kleffnotes
In connection with Hispanic Heritage Month Revry is showcasing some content that includes The Q Agenda. If you are looking for great LGBTQ+ content Revry has something for everyone. I have featured some of their series before and The Q … Continue reading The Q Agenda Feature Article from @kleffnotes
Mason Vance is someone that seems to live the perfect life. He is the best quarterback in New York and it is assumed that he will make it into the NFL. The issue is that when an injury alters his … Continue reading Fractured Book Review from @kleffnotes
When New York City first went into quarantine many people found themselves struggle to continue their creative efforts, but not long-time collaborators Nicole Martinez and Anna Stacy. They took this as means to combine reflections on what was happening globally … Continue reading Dead-Enders Web Series Review from @kleffnotes
I think my love of Harley Quinn is something that I am pretty vocal about on The Nerdy Girl Express, especially my love for the pairing between Harley and Ivy. Another thing I very much love is Riverdale. The show … Continue reading Harley & Ivy Meet Betty & Veronica Comic Review from @kleffnotes
The Poison Factory: Operation Kamera is the debut novel form foemer CIA operations officer Lucy Kirk. She takes her expertise and personal knowledge to craft a thriller that will feel very real for her readers. This fiction work will immerse … Continue reading The Poison Factory Book Review from @kleffnotes
Pageants are something that the world had believed would slowly disappear by the 21st century, but the pageant scene continues to exist and even thrive. The Miss America pageant is celebrating their 100th anniversary in 2020 and in Hilary Levey … Continue reading Here She Is Book Review from @kleffnotes
Billy has lived his life in the laboratories of Thorne Century, which in this futuristic world, is the conglomerate that controls everything. This megacorporation dominates American society and Billy is trapped. Knight in Paper Armor follows Billy as he is … Continue reading Knight in Paper Armor Book Review from @kleffnotes
I should begin this article by saying that my sister has been very kindly letting Krista and I watch a couple shows on her Apple+ account. Much like everyone in the world, at least I think this is a very standard practice, my family all shares passwords to different services so that everyone can try and watch the shows they want. Krista is a huge fan of Sara Bareilles and she really wanted to watch her new show, Little Voice. The show follows Bess, a singer-songwriter, who is trying to find a place for herself in the music industry. When the series starts she is struggling with being able to perform after being heckled off of a stage while playing one of her original songs. While Bess is the lead she isn’t going to be the focus of this article. Instead I want to talk about Prisha, Shalini Bathina, her best friend and roommate. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Little Voice and a Little Bit of Queer Romance from @kleffnotes”
