



If your Pride TBR isn’t already bursting, here’s some urban fantasy, historical fiction, dystopian fiction, and short stories ranging from the contemporary to fantastical.




If your Pride TBR isn’t already bursting, here’s some urban fantasy, historical fiction, dystopian fiction, and short stories ranging from the contemporary to fantastical.








Pre-gaming Pride Month with a Queer Anthologies rec post!
I used to not enjoy short stories because I get too attached to characters and have a hard time letting them go in such a short time, but I’ve read five of these and really like short stories and anthologies now!






May is for Mental Health Awareness, which is especially close to my heart. Here is a list of queer books to read not only this month, but all year.
Many, if not all, of my main characters are living with mental illness.





May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Here are some queer reads to get you going.

Murder mysteries, monsters, magical mushroom houses that look suspiciously like … well. Don’t forget the rival wrestlers, and bug loving baronet quarreling with his smuggler prince.
I’ve read the entire Monstrous series already in ebook form, but the audiobooks are new to me and recently hit Hoopla (okay I’ve listened to the first one twice) and I finally got a paperback of Soul Eater so I read and annotated that. And this is actually my second listen (this year) of Secret Lives of Country Gentleman. The rest are new to me though, and I highly enjoyed them all.









Sometimes Threads can be a gold mine, last week there was a show off your queer book cover trend popping off and I collected so many! Lots of indies here, but not all.





Lesbian Visibility Week is here with a slash! Here for the lesbians with dangerous tendencies and a trail of bodies in their wake.


April is SA Awareness Month, and I wanted to feature characters who have survived and healed from their traumas. There are a few here that are incredibly dear to me, and a few more recommended to me by friends.
A Strange and Stubborn Endurance, and The Last Sun, are especially close to my heart.



The Trans Rights Readathon is putting on a Stuff Your Kindle event, which The Voice of Wild Places is a part of! You can visit the spreadsheet here which has the links to all the books available, just for today and tomorrow.




For absolutely no reason at all. 🖕👑