Recs if you like A Spell for Heartsickness...

Works in the speculative, fantasy, science fiction, and horror genres by authors who are not cisgender! Two spirit, nonbinary, trans, genderfluid, and other gender diverse authors count!

Romance books featuring queer characters living with physical disabilities, mental health struggles, chronic illness, and/or neurodevelopmental conditions.

Note: If a series features the same MCs, I've only put the first book. If a series features different MCs, I've only listed the relevant book(s) in the series.

Be aware: list spans YA to erotica.

🚫 No "magical cure" tropes or "better dead than disabled" tropes welcome. No inspo porn.

Please leave any recs or concerns in the comments. 📝

Getting a bit fed up of the amount of gay men written by straight women. Please recommend me more books!

M/M hurt/comfort books - ones I’ve read plus ones recommended to me in the r/MM_RomanceBooks subreddit. Most of these have pretty intense hurt because that’s my jam

Books where one of the MCs is a plus size king/queen!

Books with varying degrees of fantasy where the main pairing is gay (M/M)

Open to recommendations in the comments 💛

the queer romance and fantasy books that are on my tbr (and that i love)

I’ve read a lot of not great KU titles. Here are ones worth reading.

LGBTQIA titles

A hodge podge collection from different genres of series that are interconnected standalones. In this list, you'll only find the first book that introduce each series. Books in interconnected standalones usually have contained stories but share lore throughout the series or might have an overarching plot that is shared by the characters in each book. Do recommend any you can think of as I want to max out the 100 book capacity allowed here.

Across genres - hist rom, contemporary, fantasy, anything else that makes my heart happy

The spoopy season is upon us, and queer love prevails! Get ensnared in these books throughout October, where romance meets ghosts, monsters, witches, and all things delightfully eerie. From cozy paranormal crushes to deliciously dark entanglements, these books are sure to give you chills in all the best ways.

“Queer” refers to the identities of the main characters, not whether a romantic relationship is between a man and a woman. This list spans a multitude of sexual/romantic orientations and relationship orientations.

Note: If a series features the same MCs, I've only put the first book. If a series features different MCs, I've only listed the relevant book(s) in the series.

Please leave any recs or concerns in the comments. 📝

This week, while dwelling on my favorite genre, which does cross into Romantasy territory, I felt we really needed a more refined one for those of us who prefer queer ships, so I came up with this idea in my mind, then made a shelf. Here are 50 of my all-time favorites. These are single or first books only. Lots of series here.

I love queer romances, here are some of my favorites. I've only done one per series, though I recommend all books attached to the books on this list.

A subgenre where books are based around forming, upgrading, or running a business. A lot of the time the book has a set of side quests to update their store/business. Up for recs!

Queer books I’ve read or want to read.

Wacky and wonderful magic systems you don’t see everyday