queer indie and self-published books to read during pride month
It’s the end of May, which means Pride Month is quickly approaching and because of this many creators are sharing queer book lists. Don’t get me wrong, I always love and appreciate people sharing queer books, but I have to admit that it upsets me a little that most people only share a few books, and it’s always the same popular (and traditionally published) ones.
The indie and self-published community offers a great range of identities and diversification that you often can’t find in traditionally published books, but because of people’s prejudice against these books, or because of their laziness in trying to find them, indie books often go unnoticed.
So here I am, asking you to consider indie and self-published books for your reading during Pride Month (and every other month of the year).
Brace yourself, because I’m about to give you a long list of books, divided by identities.
For all the titles and the links to their goodreads pages, please check out my blog post.
(someone reposted my slides here on tumblr without my permission so I’m making my own post, this time with watermarks on the photos. Please don’t support reposters).
This is what I’m talking about when I say “You don’t really want a pet wolf, they already make a wolf you can keep in your house and it’s called a dog.”
the weather is getting hot here so fair warning that i’m entering my insufferable hater season ✌️ peace and love tho
hot weather lovers be like yessss i love when my asscrack is sweaty and my skin is sticky and when every insect in a 4 mile radius is sent real time GPS coordinates of my legs
[image description: loose line art of two ribcages. A string connects the fourth ribs to each other. Between the ribs and over the string are the words, “I felt it here.” /end id]
chocolate rabbit. chocolate. rabbit. edible chocolate easter rabbit. chocolate. not real. not furry rabbit. chocolate. the chocolate head of the chocolate bunny broke off. all chocolate. no living creature
