Dorian Bronagh

The heart wants what it wants, it just has questionable taste. Queer dark romance with teeth. Morally complex. Hopeful in the ruins. 18+. Profile image by Ekaterina Astakhova.

[dorianbronagh]

Hello, darling

I devise tales of queer dark romance for folks who like their feelings complicated and monsters charming. Welcome to the den of morally grey, genuinely queer stories of finding hope in the ruins. Eventually.

[mollybeenoel]

[dorianbronagh]

Keeping it simple and sensual for the upcoming occasion

Thoughts?

Enticing

Delicious

Charming

Would buy it

Wish my library would buy it

A queer dark romance for the hungry crowds 🖤

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Voting ended onJul 27

[dorianbronagh]

"The most exhausting part of life as an incubus isn't finding a meal. It is watching certain humans claim they are above such hunger, only to turn around and wage war against those who simply wish to feast on their terms." - Erazem

[dorianbronagh]

Keeping it simple and sensual for the upcoming occasion

Thoughts?

Enticing

Delicious

Charming

Would buy it

Wish my library would buy it

A queer dark romance for the hungry crowds 🖤

See the results

Voting ended onJul 27

[wednesdaysfullofwoe]

𝐼 𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑛𝑖𝑔ℎ𝑡. 𝐼𝑡'𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑜𝑛𝑙𝑦 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒 𝐼 𝑓𝑒𝑒𝑙 𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦 𝑎𝑙𝑖𝑣𝑒 ...

— said the vampire 🥀

[mads-schubert]

Part 9 in my weekly poster series for 2026

[eymurn]

“i thought i’d weird you out” you weirded me in, twin

[joytri]

[silliestbutch]

Transfem Butch Books:

The Scales of Seduction by Rien Gray [historical fiction, retelling, erotica]: An erotic lesbian monster novella reinterpreting the Medusa myth. Romance between Medusa and a basilisk warrior. Transfem butch protagonist.

Reverse Tomboy by Auto Anon [literary fiction, autofiction, essays]: A novella about a trans woman who struggles with relationships, familial dynamics, and reclaiming her masculinity after transitioning. Comes with an essay on transfeminine butchness and masculinities. Transfem Jewish butch protagonist and author.

Hot Girls with Balls by Benedict Nguyen [litfic, satire]: A contemporary satire novel about two trans lesbian volleyball players, who have to grapple with the anxieties of stardom as well as their their own off-court relationship drama. Transfem Asian-American protagonist. Transfem author.

Little Blue Encyclopedia (for Vivian) by Hazel Jane Plante [litfic]: A trans lesbian mourns her straight trans friend, and comes to terms with her death by writing a personalized encyclopedia/love letter about the latter's favorite obscure TV show. Transfem soft butch protagonist. Transfem author.

Herculine by Grace Byron [litfic, horror]: A disaffected and traumatized young woman arrives at an all-trans girls commune founded by her toxic ex-girlfriend, only to discover something sinister afoot. Transfem butch love interest and side characters. Transfem author.

Our Monsters by Jemma Topaz (mystery, erotica, satire): In a futuristic city inhabited by monsters, a human woman tries to solve a series of grisly murders, while romancing several monster girls. Transfem butch love interest (poly romance, not the only love interest). Transfem author.

Always open to recs. Transfem butches are loved and appreciated, and I don't tolerate invisibilization of transfeminine people when speaking of butchness and lesbian masculinity.

toss a coin to a silly butch 🐻

[mayakern]

Hot, messy and queer normative--Spitfire is a story for people who want to see bodies and brains like theirs in high fantasy romance.

If you like yearning, spicy sex scenes that leave the awkward bits in, and romance featuring fat and neurodivergent characters, this is your book.

Maya Kern Books

Spitfire is the first of four books about a somber prince, his shape-shifting dragon and their future queen. Unabashedly queer, it initially

[dorianbronagh]

tfw an incubus saves you from a creep

Morgan (they/them): What… was that? Erazem: Dinner. You know no one will believe you. Morgan: No, they won't. I wouldn't tell anyone anyway. Thank you. For — what you did. Erazem: I fed myself. The rest is garnish.

[sleepyphiliax]

Just finished a book. 10/10 would recommend doing this.

[ink-beneath-candlelight]

Amongst marble, myths, and centuries of craftsmanship.

[marsadler]

A reminder that darker fiction has a right to exist and explore themes that people are uncomfortable with. Yes, even if it's romanticized. Yes, even if you personally don't like it.

Authors have always written about things that they don't agree with morally, and I hope to god they always will, despite how shitty people treat them for doing that now.

[blondeunderbelly]

[dorianbronagh]

Even monsters let you choose

Morgan (they/them): Does it feel good for you? Aside from feeding? Erazem: Are you asking if I have sex for pleasure? Morgan: *flustered silence* Erazem: No need to be shy, Morgan. I do. With toys and with willing partners, when they are not freshly escaped from a traumatic incident. Morgan: I wasn't coming onto — Erazem: Denial is entirely pointless, you realize? I can sense that in you too. Call later. Whatever you decide.