As I noted earlier today, one of the panels I am on at BristolCon is about how small presses can publish books with much more diversity in them than those of mainstream publishers. We aren’t trapped by the need to find bestsellers so that we can continue to pay people’s salaries. If there was ever an example of such an effect in action it has to be Love Beyond Body, Space, and Time. No mainstream publisher is going to risk money on an anthology by and about LGBT people of Native North American descent.

And yet, here one is. And not only does it have some good stories in it, it also has some fascinating history as well. Beautiful cover too. If you want to know more, my review is here.