Recs if you like Queen of Coin and Whispers...

Books about asexuality, be they non-fiction or novels. Everyone should read at least one asexual book from time to time.

Rep is usually the main character but sometimes side characters. 🏳️‍🌈 ♠️

Yes, demi folks are included on this list!

in progress

Basically, a huge list of every book I ever heard features sapphic characters.

I have not read all of these, so I cannot be sure of the amount of the time on page of the sapphic characters or of the quality of the books.

Some of these I do not plan to read at all, since they are not my style. If you feel like a book doesn't belong here, let me know.

For my favs / read, check out my other lists & shelves.

Open to suggestions for more titles.

Don't shoot the messenger.

Speculative fiction (fantasy, horror, sci-fi, etc.) about, or prominently featuring, ace characters. This includes demisexual characters and ace-spec characters as well! 🖤🤍💜 corrections & recommendations welcome <3

Note: used to be titled “For My Fellow Garlic Bread Lovers” but I worried it would cause confusion or not enough clarity on what the list was about (still keeping the bread emoji tho)

A collection of sapphic fantasy books that I have seen recommended across tiktok

Dragons, vampires, fae, and the gays.

Sapphic books where one or both of the main characters is a knight or a bodyguard.

Again, just wanted to make this list because I haven't seen one like it! Leave suggestions if you have some :D

and bodyguards

For the Fae and Flame Society book club our spring book bingo includes a square for 'Sapphic Fiction.' Here is a list of books as such!

for when you want to feel like a courtier of Val Royeaux or the Winter Palace plotting dizzying schemes in The Grand Game.

(or: books that remind me of Orlais of Dragon Age fame; baroque glamour, noble machinations and courtly intrigue, bards and spies and all manner of blades lurking just beyond the shadows.)

books that are either based on irish mythology, based in ireland and/or written by irish authors

sapphic (mostly lesbian (hc sometimes 😧)) books i liked

Fantasy where romance can’t be separated from power, allegiance, class, inheritance, rebellion, diplomacy, or the throne. Falling in love means choosing sides. . . or discovering that the person you want may be standing on the wrong one.