July is Disability Pride Month, which feels like a perfect time to talk about my favorite (and not-so-favorite) disabled book characters. Note: Every disabled person’s identity and experience is unique and complex. As someone who lives with chronic illnesses, my hope is that this article fuels conversation and reflection amongst disabled folks and folks who are not (yet) disabled.

From the Antebellum South to twelfth century Persia, I’ve compiled a list of my favorite historical fiction books by authors from minority communities. These brilliant story tellers bring history to life with heart, intrigue, and unforgettable characters. These sweeping family sagas, quiet rebellions, and love stories linger long after the last page.

Everyone Get More Sapphic NOW! Here are 15 indie sapphic books that deserve more love!

Middle Grades and Young Adult stories are obviously geared towards younger audiences, but adults can find value in them too!

A dive into the rise of weird girl lit came from and why it’s culturally relevant right now, and the intersection of feminism in the genre!

March 31st is International Day of Trans Visibility, a day to intentionally uplift, share, and support trans+ voices. These 8 self-published trans+ authors have written a wide array of books for you to add to your TBR!

If you're on the hunt for a book that unflinchingly captures the struggles of Gen Z while exploring power dynamics, Half His Age is the book for you.

I was thinking of doing something around reading sad books and like how ‘negative’ emotions we feel whilst reading are just as important as the positive ones

Historical fiction is often overlooked in online bookish spaces, but it’s a powerful genre to tell and understand stories of the past. Here are some recommendations that give a glimpse into different time periods... while also telling a great story.

Welcome to Herculine, an all-trans-girl commune named after a 19th-century intersex memoirist, Herculine Barbin. Herculine: A Novel releases in October. Find out if this horror debut is next on your TBR for this upcoming spooky season.

As we reach these late summer, early autumn nights, we have been gifted one after another of amazing novels. You want a romance? I'll give you a cozy witchy romance with a talking fox. You want horror? I'll give you the lovechild of Jennifer's Body and The Eyes Are The Best Part. You like influencer drama? I'll give you a tarot influencer that goes missing. There's something for everyone.

Looking for a read that follows family secrets, Muslim characters, or mother-daughter relationships? Read this Book Report to figure out if My Perfect Family is next on your TBR!

Since the very first movie adaptations of a classic novel, many a bookish fan finds something to have a qualm about; X doesn’t look book accurate and Y isn’t like the author described. What if I told you that there are two sisters’ whose works have been adapted not one, not twice, but numerous times and still have yet to reach accuracy? Let’s talk about it.

Wigs on the floor diva! We celebrate PRIDE every month–we’re here we’re queer and we’re doing the absolute most. For those who may not know, “camp” is a beloved key term rooted in queer culture, originally born in the ballroom scene that also gave rise to RuPaul’s Drag Race. This listicle of "camp" fiction picks is for those who love their unhinged lit with a little extra glitter !

The Queer stories that we read and love shouldn’t just be about young queer lives! There are stories about queer people that start a bit later on in life and these stories should be celebrated too. Here are some books that are centred around older queer people, their experiences and how they made me think and feel.

The Devil Wears Clergy Robes is a listicle for the girls, gays, and theys who left the church, kept the gay, and maybe a little guilt. This fiction lineup is soaked in sapphic longing, religious trauma, and just the right amount of emotional damage to keep things interesting.