FOR READERS. BY READERS.
FOR READERS. BY READERS.
ISSUE #5 | JUNE 2025
Cover Designed by Maclain MoyzisOur June issue paints a vibrant picture of stories of self-discovery, empowerment, and celebrating the joy of the queer community. We pay homage to those who have come before us, explore the beauty of self-expression, and emphasize the power of acceptance.
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HOT OFF THE PRESSES
Queer Literature in Trump's America
How Trump's administration focuses a lot on silencing the queer community and freedom of speech, and what has already started to happen to queer literature and what the future could look like.
Sapphics in Space
Let’s travel to other planets (& beyond!) with these 10 space adventures stories featuring all sapphic romances!
Happily Ever After… For Them Too: Queer Historical Romances
Queer people have always existed. Celebrate pride with these historical romances about queer joy and happily ever afters.
5 Black Media Masterpieces That Had the Internet in a Chokehold
Are the kids still saying “For the Culture”? No? Well, this might be a good year to bring that back because 2025 has been a groundbreaking celebration of Black brilliance.
5 LGBTQIA+ Brands to Know
Skip the big box retailer rainbow collections and find actual cool pieces from brands that are part of the community they're making clothing for. From gender neutral pieces to trendy pieces, these brands are ones you'll want to keep bookmarked.
June Horrorscope
Your June Horrorscope is here…and it’s queer!
In Case You Missed It
16 Books with Bisexual, Pansexual, and Asexual Representation
We’re Queer and We’ve BEEN Here
Queer Artists to Listen to in Every Genre
Is This Drag?
Wizards, Warriors and Love: A Queer Journey Through Fantasy Fiction
Queer Authors on Queer Romance
Black Americans Built Queer Liberation
The Devil Wears Clergy Robes
Sinners, Sound and Spirituality
Let's Talk Readin' Trackers
Murderous Mommies
The Radical Nature of Queer Sentient Objects
Manic Pixie Moms
Slay Mama
6 Romantic Asian Dramas for Beginners
Mickey 17: A Film Review
