Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is the THIRD week of our monthly PRIDE-month special where we're talking with members of our local and global LGBTQ+ community about the stories that made them feel "seen."
This week I'm talking to Janet, about the book The Honeys, by Ryan La Sala.
We talk about how the book, through its gender-fluid lead Mars, invites the reader to examine their relationship with gender, and even ask the deeper questions about other preconceived "hard lines" that may not be as universal as they seem at first. Did we mention this is also a horror novel about bees and a mysterious death?
This is the THIRD week of our monthly PRIDE-month special where we're talking with members of our local and global LGBTQ+ community about the stories that made them feel "seen."
This week I'm talking to Janet, about the book The Honeys, by Ryan La Sala.
We talk about how the book, through its gender-fluid lead Mars, invites the reader to examine their relationship with gender, and even ask the deeper questions about other preconceived "hard lines" that may not be as universal as they seem at first. Did we mention this is also a horror novel about bees and a mysterious death?
