I head down to the Oakland Museum of California for what can only be called an all-community street party.
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I look forward to my evening read every night before bed. And I read mostly trade fiction and romance. Though, I do love the classics (Edith Wharton!) Here are some recent favorites.
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I have been fortunate enough to live in the Bay Area now for eight and a half years. And every day I still marvel at the unique differences between the Bay and the rest of the US.
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One of the really fun things in my life is the lesbian-friendly band I sing back-up with, Ruby's in Town.
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You know what's cool? Meeting women who bust up gender assumptions by running unconventional businesses.
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I used to be a radically different person. Namely, I was straight. A wife of 25 years, and a mother of two. Then came the day that I hopped in the front seat of my freshly-loaded U Haul truck, and I drove ... and drove ... and drove.
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I came out as a lesbian eight years ago, in a radical move that took me from Tiny-Town upstate New York to the center of San Francisco. I was 52.
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I'm happy to say I'm a married lesbian. It was not always thus.
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Sometimes people wonder how I became a novelist. Well, I grew up in the home of a excellent and well-known storyteller, my dad, American illustrator John Falter. He painted more than 120 covers for the Saturday Evening Post in the 40's, 50’s and early 60’s, and he was known for his funny, and very human touch. He died in 1982, and his life was full of fun — and plenty of make-believe.
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A short and sweet lesbian story.
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