When I realized that my list of books for Pride Reads was a little lopsided in favor of one part of the community, I took to Twitter asking for recs. Let’s Talk About Love, featuring a black biromantic asexual protagonist, was recommended multiple times, so I immediately bought it for my Kindle and started reading. […]

Continuing my quest to read only queer books this month, here is Been Here All Along by Sandy Hall, a quick and easy read about a boy who falls in love with his next-door neighbor and best friend. Read our before commenting. Please do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged.

A fun and fluffy romance, Queens of Geek by Jen Wilde has enough pop culture references to set your nerdy heart ablaze. With my goal to only read LGBTQ+ books this month and San Diego Comic-Con just a month away, it seemed like an appropriate time to read this book. Read our before commenting. Please do […]

What Pride Month would be complete without the original lesbian vampire story? The Carmilla book is based on the web series, which is itself based on the 1872 gothic novel of the same name. Fans of the web series can absolutely skip this book, but anyone who is relatively new the story (like me) may find […]

I knew a little bit about The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue when I added it to my list of intended Pride Reads, but I was not expecting quite such an adventure-filled romp! It kind of gets ridiculous after a while, but it was a good time and a fun read. Read our before commenting. […]

I had high hopes for This Is Kind of an Epic Love Story, primarily because with a title like that, it had better deliver. Unfortunately, this potentially cute rom-com-esque book was cut off at the knees by flat, frustrating characters and a lack of resolution. Read our before commenting. Please do not copy our content in […]

Inspired by a queer romance panel at BookCon and in honor of Pride Month, I’ve resolved to only read LGBTQ+ books during the month of June and write up a post for each book that I read. First on my list is We Contain Multitudes by Sarah Henstra. Read our before commenting. Please do not […]

Today, comiXology and Queer Comix announced the release of The Pride Season Two. It is an all-new, six-issue comic book series spinning out of writer Joe Glass’s acclaimed LGBTQ+ superhero series The Pride. The story will debut on June 5, 2019, as part of the comiXology Originals program, just in time for Pride month. Read […]

BookCon has made an effort to diversify its panel offerings since they were so heavily criticized after their inaugural convention for not being more inclusive. One of the many panels this year that offered a diverse lineup was the “Love Is Love” panel, which featured LGBTQ+ authors discussing the need for more queer love stories. […]

I’m not usually one to read celebrity memoirs, but I’m actually rather excited to read Beautiful on the Outside by Adam Rippon, which comes out October 15. Adam was both at Book Expo and BookCon to promote his new book, sitting for a panel at each event as well as signing a sampler for fans (like […]