Loonglow (ePub)

Helen Eisenbach writes comedies for both screen and stage and has published two books, the novel Loonglow and the slyly optimistic how-to Lesbianism Made Easy. Her essays, reviews, and interviews may be read at the Huffington Post and 429Magazine and have appeared in New York magazine, the New York Times, Salon, Newsday, Time Out New York, Interview, the New York Daily News, and other tasteful publications. She has been a book and magazine editor at several outlets that no longer exist, and now works at a mainstream publication whose fate remains uncertain. She is currently developing several screenplays and a new novel.

“Wonderful . . . A decidedly offbeat, upbeat combination of love, sex, and sparkling dialogue.” —The Cincinnati Post
 
“Subtle and compelling . . . A sharp, witty and touching well-observed tale of friendship, sex, and love.” —Time Out
 
“Charming and offbeat . . . an uplifting romance, in a kinky sort of way.” —The Washington Post
 
“Sheer fun. A novel that, taken to the airport, could make you forget that your flight has been delayed for three hours.” —The Plain Dealer
 
 “It hooked me . . . reeled me in, iced me down and kept me hanging until the final chapter. It’s fun to be reminded of what it was like to be young and rapturously in love.” —Lexington Journal
 
“One of the most unusual love stories you will ever read . . . the kind of book you hate to finish because you’ve grown to like the characters so much, and the kind you pass on to your friends.” —The Wichita Eagle
 
“Watch out for Loonglow. It sneaks up on you. . . . By the time the reader discovers that the book offers believable characters and some very perceptive points about love, it is too late to put the book down. . . . Looking for a light, romantic read? Try this—you will receive far more than you bargained for.” —Richmond Times-Dispatch
 
“Artful, erotic . . . a rewarding and complex narrative.” —Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
 
“More sexual twists than an orgy of contortionists . . . Eisenbach skillfully builds the sexual tension. . . . Witty, bright and poignant. A love story with far-reaching implications.” —Washington Blade
 
“One of the most unusual and touching love stories of recent times . . . a funny,