As part of the Pride Month Features, read a Q/A with Phil Stamper—author of The Gravity of Us—where he discusses gay romance in YA historical fiction, and writing comfort books.
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As part of the Pride Month Features, read a Q/A with Phil Stamper—author of The Gravity of Us—where he discusses gay romance in YA historical fiction, and writing comfort books.
Read MoreYou Should See Me in a Crown is a fluffy contemporary romance that is crafted amidst the chaos and charm of a high-school prom, and shines a spotlight on being a Black, queer young girl. Read on to find out all the great points of this YA 2020 release!
Read MoreRead a Q/A with Linden A. Lewis—debut author of The First Sister—where they discuss queer representation in science-fiction. You can also enter a giveaway!
Read MoreToday’s post is very special because Adiba Jaigirdar, a Bangladeshi-Irish author, is here with a guest post on the importance of conversations around sexual orientation in stories with South Asian culture while she also divulges into the history of sexuality and gender spectrum in pre-colonial South Asia. Her debut novel, The Henna Wars — a…
Read MoreAs part of the Pride Month Features on this blog, I have Leah Johnson—whose ownvoices queer debut, You Should See Me in a Crown, has already received great praise from renowned names like Kacen Callender, Mason Deaver, Sabina Khan, and Camryn Garrett—to share her favourite queer books!
Read MoreThe Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar is a sapphic contemporary romance with an excellent portrayal of a Bangladeshi-Irish lesbian girl challenging the evident cultural appropriation around her while falling in love.
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