Danika Ellis founded The Lesbrary out of frustration. It was 2010, the "heyday of book blogs," but her search for sapphic literature led only to a few lesbian titles amid a sea of gay male romance. There were no blogs doing what she wanted them to do. So she reluctantly made one herself. Fourteen years later, the landscape has totally changed. First, the catch-all use of "lesbian" to describe the category of non-men who date other non-men has been all but replaced by the more inclusive "sapphic" or "WLW" (women-loving women). Today's queer women have more visibility than at any point in history, from midwest princess Chappell Roan to sapphic fight clubs and smooching Olympians. And contempo
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