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9 Favorite Queer Fantasy Books
For you today, Gentle Reader, I have some super fun queer fantasy novel recommendations. A favorite genre of mine!
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I appreciate my books cheerful, charming, and happy with a strong romance thread. So that’s what I’ve chosen for you today (mostly). However, there is a whole glorious mess of fabulous queer fantasy out there that deals in darker themes and has more violent tenancies.
If that’s your jam then content hunting, meanwhile can I interest you in the sunny side?
Fantasy Books with Queer Romance in ‘em
1. The Lightning-Struck Heart by T.J. Klune
This book has so many things I adore in a fantasy. Extremely snarky gay noun main character. Lots of awesome magic. Horny hornless unicorns with a thing for scarves and dragon BDSM. Okay maybe I didn’t know I wanted that last one, but I do now!
Honestly, this book is hilarious. No really, I was reading it and actually crying with laughter, it’s that funny. This is basically my nerdy-heart’s ideal beach read.
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Hey friend! If you&#;ve found yourself here, it&#;s because you&#;re looking for gay fantasy romance novels! I&#;m a HUGE book nerd (and lover of romance novels), so I&#;ve put together this guide based on my own adventures in reading.
I had been looking for gay romance novels for YEARS, and thought that I had to just put up with side stories featuring gay characters. As a queer person, representation is so important, and for years I struggled to find ANY LGBT characters in fantasy romance novels.
representation is so important, and for years I struggled to find ANY LGBT characters in fantasy romance novels.
And then, I verb gay romance novels on Amazon, thanks to Kindle Unlimited. The indie publishing industry has done WONDERS for representation, and there are a TON of gay fantasy romance novels just waiting to be read!
This post is all about gay fantasy ro Media never has enough LGBTQ+ representation. And if it does, we’re the side characters in someone else’s story. Are you sick of this too? Fear not! LGBTQ+ fiction does be, and I’ve compiled a list of 15 books where the queer characters are the protagonists. So if you’re looking for fantasy or sci-fi with great queer representation, notice if any of these catch your eye. Gay/Lesbian, Bisexual, Asexual, Queer side characters Genre: Cosmic Horror Urban Fantasy Summary: Cities are alive. Some more literally than others. When New York City is born, it’s split between five avatars, and its primary goes missing. NYC’s weakened verb leaves it open for attack from an otherworldly entity set on wiping out all living cities. The four borough avatars must learn to function together to awaken their primary. Can they spare their city before the Enemy gains hold, or will It destroy everything they love? Yes, this is the third book of the series and I highly suggest the first two. They&#;re great. I&#;m highlighting The Ship of the Dead for a very specific reason, however: the way Riordan handles Magnus deciding whether or not he&#;s going to enter into a romantic relationship with Alex Fierro. Their story is an enemies-to-lovers classic: Child of Loki meets Child of Frey while Loki is trying to murder said golden teen so shady deity can start Ragnarok (I signify, it&#;s a classic in my world, I don&#;t know about yours). Loki, as some of you may know, is a shapeshifter. In Riordan&#;s reimagining, his child Alex is gender fluid. Cool. Magnus, however, has always considered himself straight. Because he loves Alex, he doesn&#;t want them to switch and always wants them to manifest the self that makes them happiest. He doesn&#;t know, however, if he&#;s prepared to be physically intimate with Alex in their male body. Before everyone gets real mad at Magnus, this isn&#;t anti-gender fluidity or transphobia. This isn&#;t about Alex. Magnus wants Alex to be their best and
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