Gay novels 2024

This was one of my most popular posts last year, so I decided to do it again &#; and actually post it on July 1st this time! WOO!

What is &#;this&#;? Queer Grown-up SFF books coming out post-Pride that you REALLY ought to know about! I have read or am reading most of these, so I can personally vouch for almost all of them!

(I&#;m alert this list is a little light on the sci fi side of things &#; if you have any queer (Adult!) sci fi you&#;re looking forward to, leave a comment, and I may end up adding it to the list!)

STAY Satisfied AND ENJOY!

:edit October I&#;ve the ones that I don&#;t want to rec, actually, after having read them! But just because I didn&#;t relax them doesn&#;t mean you won&#;t!

In an unparalleled blend of apocalyptic science fiction and epic fantasy akin to masterpieces like Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, N. K. Jemisin’s Broken Earth trilogy, and

JANUARYTHE SLAIN DIVINE by David Dalglish:
&#; sapphic MC
&#; god&#;s come to fuck things up
&#; the rebellion is fracturing
&#; and this cursed mask might be the only thing that can interrupt a god &#; but at what cost?
&#; last in THE VAGRANT GODSTHE PRINCIPLE OF MOMENTS by Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson:
&#; m/m
&#; a fugitive engineer plans to rescue her sister, no matter the cost the universe
&#; a time-traveler in regency London in a fling with the crown prince
&#; their paths are intertwined by prophecy and space
&#; vacuum opera + create family!FAEBOUND by Saara El-Arifi:
&#; sapphic
&#; elves, fae, & humans once co-existed, but now only the elves remain
&#; except wait, we just found this long-lost city and it&#;s&#; fae??
&#; and now their politics are kinda our problem, as successfully as their relationships VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED by Frances White:
&#; homosexual male MC
&#; twelve heirs to a centuries&#; aged empire embark on a voyage to celebrate peace
&#; then, the murders began
&#; Death on the Nile, but with magic & chaotic queers

Stuck waiting for the hot weather to finally get here? Leave us heat you up with some of this summer&#;s hottest queer book releases instead&#; 🔥 Summer is the season of steamy new romances, escapist sci-fi, and some of the most cutting-edge lit fic you can find on your bookshop shelves. Keep reading to discover over 30 new summer titles from the best and brightest LGBTQIA+ authors.*

Tryst Six Venom

By Penelope Douglas

Berkley — US / Paperback / / Out April / £

It&#;s away games, back seats, and the locker room after hours in this spicy new mature person romance, now with bonus material.

Selamlik

By Khaled Alesmael & translated by Leri Price

World Editions / Paperback / / Out April / £

An emotional and unflinching story about Arab masculinity and homoeroticism.

Amma

By Saraid de Silva

Weatherglass Books / Paperback / / Out April / £

, Singapore. Josephina is She is sexually assaulted — and then kills her attacker.

Juliet The Maniac

By Juliet Escoria

Melville Home Publishing / Paperback / / Out April / £

A confident and raw novel from a tal

13 New Queer Novels We Can&#;t Wait to Scan in

Like Happiness is a stunning coming-of-age debut novel that delves into gender, sexual orientation, racial identity, and the charged power dynamics of fame. In the novel, writer Ursula Villarreal-Moura uses dual timelines to tell the story of Tatum Vega, a woman who years ago shared a destructive relationship with a known author named M. Domínguez. In the present timeline of , Tatum lives in Chile with her partner Vera and works at a museum in a job that she loves. Her fraught days in New York with M. Domínguez are distant behind her. That is, until she gets a call from a correspondent asking for an interview, as Domínguez has been accused of sexual assault. In an instant, Tatum’s former life comes flashing back, along with a series of pointed questions: What really happened between her and Domínguez all those years ago? As Tatum grapples with hard truths in the display, the second timeline, told through a letter Tatum writes to Domínguez, takes us back to the decade she spent in New York City and the complex, destructive relationsh