#queerbooks — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #queerbooks, aggregated by home.social.
-
Searching for your next favourite sci-fi, fantasy or LGBTQIA+ story... told by real authors, artists and voice actors?
Look no further! These authors have teamed up to offer a delightful selection of new books, with all on sale for $0.99. Available from 21–28 August only!
-
hey, @dppunforth
I finished the challenge! 😎 -
#beatthebacklist Day 8 - Are You Feeling Lucky? - Luck in the Shadows - Lynn Flewelling #fantasy #fantasyseries #lynnflewelling #nightrunnerseries #queerbooks #LGBTQIA #mystery #skullduggery #gamemastersbookclub https://www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc
-
Book 16 was Comfort and Joy, written and read by Karin Kallmaker.
Sapphic Christmas romance 🎄
Atheist soldier x Christian pastor 🩷
Mutual hurt / comfort 🧸
Terrible cover 👎Get it in #KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/comfort-and-joy-39
-
Book 15 was The Ex-Wives Murder Club by Mette Ivie Harrison (narrated by Janelle Tedesco).
Women who k!ll 🔪
But also, they’re not nice 🖕
Chaotic bi rep 💙💜🩷
Everyone is awful (except Beatrice) but they get the job done -
Searching for your next favourite sci-fi, fantasy or LGBTQIA+ story... told by real authors, artists and voice actors?
Look no further! These authors have teamed up to offer a delightful selection of new books, with all on sale for $0.99. Available from 21–28 August only!
-
This novelette is a prequel to the forthcoming Queering Edmonton series: cosy(ish), spicy(ish) tales of queer people finding love after they deconstruct from evangelicalism and purity culture. Guaranteed 100% alpha-male free.
-
Bible verses will be quoted and most of the food will go uneaten. But one thing’s for certain: this will be an evening no one’s going to forget.
Free Indeed features: opposites attract, a bi man, a woman discovering her inner strength, a second chance at love, found family, nineties vibes, and Canadianisms.
-
Working on a description for my new book. How’s this?
Two couples. One fifth wheel. But who’s who?
Tim Hughes has been invited for dinner at the home his girlfriend, Darlene Kravchuk, shares with her brother and sister-in-law. He expects an evening filled with generic pleasantries and awkward conversation. He doesn’t expect her brother to invite her abusive ex-husband. He doesn’t expect the whole evening to be an ambush designed to teach Darlene a lesson.
-
Strange Girls (Sarvat Hasin) – Ava and Aliya's intense relationship at university was marked by their sharing of stories and writing; and an intense bond they never named. A decade later they meet up for a friend's wedding where Aliya has a settled life with a husband and a book deal, though questions linger between them about what they had and who has the right to tell their story.
I enjoyed the characters and the narrative interspersed with the retelling of their youth, though I felt like I never truly got to understand them. The aching longing was palpable and bittersweet, but a lot of details didn't seem to distract rather than guide. What I did particularly like was their nature as complex and dirty; the unsaid always speaking louder and not on second being reduced.
-
Book 14 was Dropnauts by J. Scott Coatsworth (narrated by Kevin Earlywine).
Three separate human societies discovering they’re not the only ones left.
Queer-normative ensemble cast 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Launching a mission to explore 🌍 -
Sapphic pirates are really popular, but there aren't that many books.
I compiled a list of 15 sapphic books featuring seafaring outlaws and space pirates for the Sapphic Book Bingo.
You can find them on my website: https://jae-fiction.com/sapphic-pirate-books/
-
Disappoint Me (Nicola Dinan) – Max is a once-published poet who spends most of her days signing off emails pretending to be an AI. After falling down the stairs at a new years party and waking up alone, Max reassesses her life and give heteronormativity a try. While Vincent's trad friends may not be the best fit and his Chinese parents never pictured him dating a trans woman, Max feels he cares for her deeply. Yet he carries his own secrets that could upset their idyllic future.
I had trouble getting into this at the start as there was only a few times I felt a hook during the relatively slow pacing. But I really started to enjoy it by the second half. Particularly as Vincent's backstory was unfolding, giving me the feeling I was holding onto a piece of gossip Max really needed to know. Beyond that, it certainly tapped into my own fears a great deal and made it deeply personal.
#Bookstodon #Books #QueerBooks #Queer #LGBTQ #TransBooks #Trans
-
Book 12 was My Not-So-Super Blind Date by Allison Temple (narrated by Scott Rose).
60+ first dates 🌮
Son of a superhero x villain’s henchman 🦸🏻♂️🦹♂️
Wibbly wobbly timey-wimey 🕰️
Queer, cosy, and Canadian 🏳️🌈🇨🇦Get it in #KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/my-not-so-super-blind-date-2
-
Hello. I’m looking for queer romance novels about adults recovering from evangelicalism and purity culture. Any suggestions?
-
Book 10 was Moss'd in Space by Rebecca Thorne (narrated by Natalie Naudus & Dylan Reilly Fitzpatrick).
Sentient moss 💚
On a spaceship 🚀
He’s a delight, thank you very much 💖
And one human who just wants to save her sister 🫁 -
Who wants to read more LGBTQIA+ #literature? 📚 🏳️🌈
Coming soon: YEAR OF QUEERLIT –3rd ANNUAL BOOKBLAST! 🥳 🎆
Save the date: August 26, 2026! 📌
Over 200 #books available – and my #novel THE AWAKENING OF THE BUTTERFLY is one of them! ✍️ 🦋 ☺️
www.yearofqueerlit.com
Mark your calendar, download your favorite book(s) and #read! 📖
HAPPY #QUEER #READING! 🌈❣️#queerbooks
#queerliterature
#queerfiction
#LGBTQIA
#LGBTQIAbooks
#LGBTQIAliterature
#LGBTQIAfiction
#book
#fiction
#booklove
#booklovers
#bookstodon -
Little Blue Encyclopedia (for Vivian) by Hazel Jane Plante – As a queer trans woman sits in the wake of her friend's death, she recounts her memories of and grief for Vivian amongst encyclopedic entries of the niche TV show they enjoyed together.
As someone who has all too often forged close relationships with people in the glow of a shared fandom, I was deeply touched by this narrative. The story weaves through the meaning of various elements of the show to Vivian and the narrator, along with the narrator's unrequited love and the particular intimacy shared among close trans women. To me, it felt like a deep love letter to grief itself.
#Bookstodon #Books #QueerBooks #Queer #LGBTQ #TransBooks #Trans
-
@DeGroene
Mss ook interessant de Queerbrarians Summer Reading Challenge:
"Queer Around the World“
https://queerbrarians.de/2026/06/15/queer-around-the-world/
Zij hebben wat meer recente literatuur en boeken voor young adults.In tijden van book bans wordt mijn lijst met boeken die ik graag wil lezen alleen maar langer :)
@reading
@bookstodon
#QSRC #queerbooks #lgbtqbooks #boekentip #lezen #boeken #queeraroundtheworld #literatuur -
Wat tof, dat @DeGroene in de zomer ook aandacht besteed aan queer literatuur. Tot nu toe besproken:
* Pathologieën (1908) en Pijplijntjes (1904) van Jacob Israël de Haan
* Op het lichaam geschreven (1992) van Jeanette Winterson
En aangekondigd zijn:
* The Well of Loneliness van Radclyffe Hall
* On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous van Ocean Vuong
@reading
@bookstodon
#QueerZomerlezen #queerbooks #lgbtqbooks #boekentip #lezen #boeken #queeraroundtheworld #literatuur -
Book 9 was Conversion Therapy Dropout, written and read by Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez.
The author spent eight years (eight!) in conversion therapy and lived to tell the tale. This book will break your heart and make you scream – and then it will put you back together and give you some hope. Evangelicalism and purity culture are so messed up.
-
This week’s Sapphic Book Bingo category covers sapphic books featuring a plane crash.
For this bingo square, the main character doesn’t necessarily have to be one of the passengers or the pilot of the plane going down, but the plane crash needs to play an important role for the book’s plot.
Check out the 15 recommended books on my website:
https://jae-fiction.com/sapphic-books-featuring-a-plane-crash/ -
Next month is the release of Cemetery Boys: Espiritu, I'm so excited! In the meantime I'm on a reread of the first book, this time including my partner (Leo) because I've been wanting to show them as well. They're a massive fan now as well!
-
Book 8 was Network Effect by Martha Wells (narrated by David Cui Cui and a full cast).
Everyone’s favourite SecUnit is back with its original crew
Now with babysitting duties
Murderbot x ART = all that sassGet it in #KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/network-effect-dramatized-adaptation
-
Palm Meridian (Grace Flahive) – In 2067, Hannah is living the last day of her life at the all-lesbian Palm Meridian Retirement Resort in Florida, a state now sinking under the ocean and storms. For her last day, she is throwing a party and reflecting on her life and long lost love. Though as she waits on her lover from 40 years ago to visit her before the end, secrets among the community boil to the surface.
I do love the overall premise and cast of characters a great deal. The community at the retirement resort feels an amazing place to wind down (even accounting for the crippled infrastructure of a failed state under extreme climate change). Their histories and Hannah's reflections are touching, though I feel like it begs for a little more. On the whole, it feels like an underutilised set up both in present and the reflections. That's nothing directly against it, it stands well as itself, but I was left with a feeling that it was asking to be more.
-
Book 7 was A Swift and Sudden Exit by Nico Vincenty (narrated by Gabby Naylor).
Time traveller x immortal woman 🕰️
Saving the future and falling in love 🔮
Butch / femme 🛠️💄Get it in #KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/a-swift-and-sudden-exit-1
