Category Archives: Soccer

Neighborhood Boys and Other Perils

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Kate Christie

Part I Recently Jenifer Levin, author of the 1993 novel The Sea of Light—a remarkable work of fiction that helped inspire me to write my own stories about lesbians, sport, trauma, and recovery—released a Kindle short, an essay entitled “Night … Continue reading →

Posted in Feminism, Parenting, Soccer, sports | Tagged AYSO, bullying, co-ed soccer, Derek Jeter, gender nonconformity, tomboy | Leave a comment

Review of Beautiful Game from Just About Write

Posted on October 13, 2011 by Kate Christie

The second official review of Beautiful Game recently posted in Just About Write, an e-zine for readers of lesbian fiction. Reviewer RLynne had this to say about my third Bella Books release: Christie captures the life of a college jock, … Continue reading →

Posted in Book review, Fiction, Lesbian Fiction, Reviews, Soccer, sports, Women's soccer, Writing | Tagged author kate christie, beautiful game, book review, Just About Write, lesbian, lesbian fiction, soccer novel, sporty lesbian, writing | Leave a comment

Review of Beautiful Game from The Rainbow Reader

Posted on July 20, 2011 by Kate Christie

Just got wind of the first official review of Beautiful Game, penned by The Rainbow Reader, a reviewer of lesbian fiction. In a Facebook post, she described my book as her latest “victim,” purchased in a post-Women’s World Cup frenzy. This … Continue reading →