






It’s the best queer stereotype; we closely identify with and love shapeshifters. I personally can’t deny it, can you?







It’s the best queer stereotype; we closely identify with and love shapeshifters. I personally can’t deny it, can you?



It’s a heist, an expedition, an adventure!
From the explorer types to the pirate types, there’s something for everyone here. And more likely than not, treasure.
🧭 the gay they found along the way 🧭










In case you haven’t heard, July is Disability Pride Month. Here is a collection of queer books with disabled characters and/or authors.
I’ve been doing this for quite some time, last time I did a post with this focus was Disability December and before that it was Disabled and Kicking Ass. Any recs I should include next time?

PHEWWW what a month June was. I relistened to a favorite series, read some wicked cool books, and listened to a new release that I inhaled within days.
Not to mention did an author event, released The Voice of Wild Places audiobook, visited the local Pride event, and reorganized my bookshelves. Insert lots of iced coffee, gardening, and walking in the great outdoors.





Dads of all sorts; biological, adoptive, siblings turned caregivers. And one of my favorites, let me reluctantly take you under my wing and whoops we’re an inseparable family now.










There are a ton of queer Black stories coming out this year, so some of these aren’t out yet or recently came out, while others have been around for a bit now.
I’m looking forward to The Feywild Job in particular, and I must finish A Master of Djinn! Some of my absolute favorites are Black Leopard, Red Wolf, and The Sorcerer of the Wildeeps.

Apparently I can’t be trusted to make just one rainbow stack. It’s not my fault I have more queer books than not, and I feel bad leaving any of them out of the picture.
Even still, there are about half a dozen that didn’t make the cut, like the rest of a series etc.




I love when it’s a story within a story, like when the character speaks directly to the reader or a scribe recounts events. One way or another, the fourth wall is broken and the reader is drawn into the world.








Huzzah, a Trans Books for Pride Promo! There are nearly 70 books with trans characters or by trans authors brought together all in one place, including mine which is on sale.






I tried to narrow this down. I really did. Instead you get 54 of my favorite queer books, not including the series many of these are attached to.
Also some of these authors I’ve read their entire backlist or close to it, so I didn’t include all of them. (Looking at you, Allie Therin, KJ Charles, Cat Sebastian, Lily Mayne, Foz Meadows, Tavia Lark)
Do we have any in common?