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Julia Watts

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Julia Watts is an American fiction writer.

Career

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Julia Watts is the author of novels, short stories, etc.,[1] especially in the genres of young adult fiction and lesbian fiction/erotica. Her novels include Finding H.F. for which she won the 2001 Lambda Literary Award in the children/young adult category. She was nominated again for the 2005 award in the erotica category as one of the authors of the story collection Once Upon a Dyke: New Exploits of Fairy Tale Lesbians. Women's Studies was a finalist for a Golden Crown Literary Society award. Her young adult novel, Kindred Spirits, is for the emerging press Beanpole Books. Her 2018 novel, Quiver was awarded a Perfect Tens Award by VOYA and the Fall 2018 OKRA Pick by Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance. In addition to her fiction work, Watts recently co-edited an anthology of essays, memoirs and stories on the sensitive topic of menstruation titled Women. Period.

Watts holds a master's in fine arts, which she obtained from Spalding University. Watts resides in Knoxville, Tennessee, where she teaches at South College.

Bibliography

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Novels

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Miranda Jasper Series (Young Adult)

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  • Kindred Spirits (2008)
  • Free Spirits (2009)
  • Revived Spirits (2011)

Other writings

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  • Once Upon a Dyke: New Exploits of Fairy Tale Lesbians (2004) Novella "Le Belle Rose"
  • Bell, Book and Dyke: New Exploits of Magical Lesbians (2005) Novella "Skyclad"
  • Stake through the Heart: New Exploits of Twilight Lesbians (2006) Novella "We Recruit"
  • Tall in the Saddle: New Exploits of Western Lesbians (2007) Novella "The Sweetheart and the Spitfire"
  • Women. Period. (editor with Parneshia Jones, Jo Ruby and Elizabeth Slade) (2008)

References

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  1. ^ Martini, Adrienne (10 March 2007). "Out of the Genre Closet". Metro Pulse via Internet Archive. Archived from the original on March 10, 2007. Retrieved 1 May 2011.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)
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