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 Bisexual Tropes We’d Like To Yeet Into The Sun - The Geekiary

A well written article on anti bisexual tropes that should be avoided in fiction. 

https://thegeekiary.com/bisexual-tropes-yeet-into-sun/70503

Harmful tropes listed and analysed in the article above:

- Bisexuality as a transition tool

- The trope of evil bisexuals

- The Bisexual-baiting, calling bisexual coded characters straight


- Tropes where bisexuals are portrayed as being unable to commit to a serious romantic relationship

- TV and movie actors not realising they're playing bisexual characters, and actors denying that a bisexual character is bisexual. 

Edited on 5th April, 2014 to add: This review has been cross posted to Amazon.com.au

http://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B00FORXE6G/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

Angel in the Attic(book one: Werewolf in the Kitchen) is a lovely, fun queer romance by Rebecca Tregaron. It has lots of wit, humour, some mystery, warmth, and great characters. The romance is sweet and sexy, and I liked the clever world building regarding Angels' food taboos and their own astrology. (I also got excited at the mention of Asian mythological beings - apsaras!) Loved how characters from diverse backgrounds are treated respectfully in a non preachy way.

The cooking scenes were so beautifully described they made me hungry! I loved how Carolyn (the protagonist) is so passionate about cooking. There are some great tips on cooking in the book as well. :)

There are even recipes ( for the dishes mentioned in the novel) at the end of the book. :)

I laughed out loud so much reading this - so many hilarious parts! Highly recommended. :)

You can download it onto your Kindle or Kindle app on your mobile phone. You can also buy and read it online/download it at Smashwords.com .

Edited to fix various typos and add that the author is working on the second book (there will be 2 more books).