Vic Tanner Davy is a writer, speaker, educator and charity CEO
Originally posted on Women and Words:
WELCOME, friends! So clearly, you made it past the halfway point and you’re continuing on, are you? Well, here we go AGAIN, my friends. Day 7 of the nutso-ness is with us, along with even MORE freaking books…
Originally posted on UK Lesbian Fiction:
Today’s guest post comes from V.T. Davy, writer of LGBT and historical fiction. Vic’s first novel Black Art featured Arty Shaw, female-to-male transgender detective, and A Very Civil Wedding is a lesbian romance that examines the issues surrounding…
Publishing my second novel, A Very Civil Wedding, has been a mad scramble to hit the, admittedly self-imposed, deadline of 1 November. I knew I was going to be cutting it fine back in August when I realised that my progress to publication was… Continue Reading “Deadlines, rewrites and getting it out there”
Same-Sex Marriage, From Both Sides: A Review of V.T. Davy’s A Very Civil Wedding
Posted on January 5, 2014 by Liberation Publishing
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Originally posted on Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian:
Like Danika at the Lesbrary, I was quite surprised by British author V.T. Davy’s unusual novel A Very Civil Wedding. I don’t think I’ve ever read anything quite like it. I guess technically A Very Civil Wedding…
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