Today we're joined by indie fantasy author Jess Skultety to chat all about her debut, The Great Tree of Iris, including how she balanced seven(!) POV characters, why bisexual and plus-size representation is so important, and what she's learned on her journey so far.

Dive into a world of dark arcane magic and morally grey sapphics with Insolence by Gwin Savage. In this interview, we discover what draws Gwin to the complex power imbalances found in her stories, why polyamorous representation is so important, and what we can expect next in this seductive new fantasy universe.

It's time to shout about the queer books we're looking forward to seeing released this September! Which ones will you be adding to your...

Escape to Japan with indie author Odessa Silver this Friday as we chat about Tales of Yamato, a historical fantasy inspired by mythology, in this brand-new author interview.

Dive into today's unmissable author interview with award-winning author J.R. Dawson, who tells us about her upcoming sapphic Orpheus retelling, The Lighthouse at the Edge of the World, out next week with Tor. We also explore life, death, grief, representation, and everything in between!

a beautifully insightful article from author Arlo Z. Graves, exploring selkie folklore through a queer and neurodivergent lens.

Today we chat with indie author Josie Jaffrey about her new sapphic dark fantasy series, QuickSilver.

Check out the LGBTQ+ books coming out this July!

An author interview with sapphic fantasy author Dax Murray about the Scions and Shadows series

LGBTQ+ books coming out in June 2025

LGBTQ+ books being published in May 2025.

A list of book recommendations featuring lesbian representation.

An interview with indie author N.R.G. Selove about his new sapphic romantasy, The Assassin and the Sorceress, out now.

An article written by queer fantasy romance author S.E. McPherson about the rise of book bans in the U.S., and how it impacts us all.

An interview with queer author Z.M. Celestaire, all about their new fantasy novel, Call Forth the Moonlight.

An interview with Avrah C. Baren all about sapphic SFF novel First Comes Death.