Robin LeeAnn | SFF Editor

A fantasy and sci-fi editor who is surrounded by puppies and dragons. 🐉 developmental editing, copyediting, proofreading, query packages 📖 queer 💚🩶🤍🖤🤍💜 (she/her) + disabled 🐉 https://dragonediting.carrd.co

[dragonediting]

Hello, Tumblr Universe!

I have decided to join the rabbit hole that's known as Tumblr. I'm a SFF editor—freelance for five years and coming up on ten years of editing in total! I'll be hanging around here, but feel free to stick around if you like: ▫️ anything fantasy and sci-fi ▫️ books and books and more books ▫️ puppies ▫️ even more puppies cause there are never enough ▫️ dragons of any kind

[dragonediting]

🌈 Book Scavenger Hunt: Pride Edition!

❤️ Red: The First Bright Thing — by J.R. Dawson 🧡 Orange: Sir Callie and the Dragon's Roost — by Esme Symes-Smith 💛 Yellow: A Language of Dragons — by S.F. Williamson 💚 Green: The Sunbearer Trials — by Aiden Thomas 💙 Blue: Ellen Outside the Lines — by A. J. Sass 💜 Purple: The Chase Begins — by Aimee Donnellan

[dragonediting]

Books and dragons. What more could I ask for?

[dragonediting]

I got to record two incredible panels for the WriteHive annual conference, ranging from conscious language to blending sci-fi and fantasy together with futurism (ex: solarpunk, atompunk, steampunk, etc.).

It was a blast, and we had such great discussions!

WriteHive, if you don't know, is a free annual writing conference over on Discord. Free tickets are out today!

These are actually my first-ever panels, so I'm quite nervous about them, but I think I brought some good resources and insights. (And even mentioned a solarpunk WIP I'm working on.) Perhaps I can even post more about them on here.

[sofikochalvari]

Idea Bank: How to Organize and Use Your Creative Ideas

An idea bank is a place where you store all your creative thoughts so you don't lose them.

Why do you need it?

First, ideas disappear. You think of something brilliant, don't write it down because "I'll never forget this," and half an hour later, nothing remains but a vague feeling that something important was there.

Second, it saves you during creative crises. You open it, look at old notes, and suddenly one of them sparks and turns into a full piece of writing.

Third, it teaches you to trust yourself. When you see how many ideas you've already collected, you realize that your brain is a meaning-generating machine — you just didn't notice it before.

Choosing Your Tool

An idea bank doesn't have to be complicated. You just need a place to write things down when they come.

Paper: a notebook that's always with you. If your thoughts don't form neat lines, paper lets you write crookedly, draw diagrams, scribble in margins.

Digital: phone notes (Google Keep, Evernote, Apple Notes). Your phone is always nearby. You can dictate ideas or photograph something that inspired you.

Specialized apps: Notion has templates for idea banks. You can create databases with statuses (new, in progress, done), categories, priorities.

Spreadsheet: Google Sheets or Excel. One author says: "I was drowning in sticky notes. I made a giant spreadsheet with topic sections and now I can sort ideas by any column."

The main thing is not the tool — it's the habit of writing things down.

What to Write Down

Everything. Absolutely everything.

— Plot twists — scenes, dialogue, endings

— Images and atmosphere — "the smell of ozone before a storm"

— Names and titles — beautiful words you hear

— Quotes from dreams — dreams give us surreal images

— Observations of people — a phrase, a gesture, an intonation

— Emotional states — physical sensations that will later help your characters

— Other people's ideas you want to reinterpret

How to Structure Chaos

Simple system: one document, ideas as a list separated by lines. When you have many, add tags: #plot, #dialogue, #character.

System with statuses: in Notion or spreadsheets, add a status column: Inbox → Ripening → In progress → Implemented → Archive.

System by categories: folders like "Characters," "Locations," "Conflicts," "Dialogues."

Spreadsheet by project: separate files for each book with plot ideas, research notes, contact lists.

How to Generate Ideas When the Bank Is Empty

Forced connections: take a random word and forcibly connect it to your topic. Your brain steps out of its usual path and starts looking for new routes.

SCAMPER: Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse. Seven angles to attack any problem.

Mind maps: write the topic in the center, draw branches with associations. Visualizing chaos helps you see hidden connections.

Brainstorming with yourself: set a 15-minute timer and write everything that comes to mind, without criticism, even nonsense. Quantity turns into quality.

How to Use Your Bank in Practice

When you don't know what to write — open your bank, find three weak ideas, and write one paragraph for each. Usually one will grab you.

When a scene isn't working — check your "dialogues" or "conflicts" section. Sometimes an old phrase fits perfectly and brings the scene to life.

When writing a character — look for your old notes about emotions, especially if the character is going through something you've experienced.

And come back to old ideas. What seemed stupid a month ago might seem brilliant today. Your brain processes tasks in the background.

[dragonediting]

Impa's New Spelling of the Month

Impa has declared that crumbled shall now be spelled ```````````````crumpled. Not sure Merriam-Webster shall agree with this one, but she was cute when she announced it.

[artemisiamasterofnone]

Yeah that character is cool but what if they were aromantic

[aromanticofficial]

(me looking at every character ever)

[fanonical]

aro and/or ace people in fandom, if nobody has told you this, i will tell you this

you do not need to write romance or sex if you don't want to. people act like that's all fandom is, but if that's not how you want to do it, that's cool!

[dragonediting]

You mentioned puppies? Do you have any??

Yes! Meet Teddy and Impa.

Name: Impa

Likes: puppy attacks, hugging seven times when anyone is gone for “too long,” being an independent little puppy, the sniff dog park, climbing all over her mom (me), guessing when she thinks five o'clock is

Sacred of: stranger danger humans, random noises, moving shadows, large boxes, anything unknown getting close, new poles that don’t look like known poles, anything that falls—

Conquered fears: mail, mail that comes in small or medium boxes, doorways, weird kitchen noises, outside, outside but at the park, chairs that squeak, new foods put in front of her, her dog bowl—

How she helps me edit books: staring at me from around or over my laptop screen to tell me when she thinks it's dinnertime

Does she like The Legend of Zelda? Unknown. But I have held her up to one of the games before to show her her namesake.

Name: Teddy

Legal name: Theodore

Likes: butt scratches, smiling, guarding humans, licking humans, running toward anything he thinks he might be missing out on, looking for anything to bark at, barking

Barks at: birds, shadows, other humans, the wind, plants on the other side of the fence, a random noise from three blocks over, other dogs, anything that seems suspicious

How he helps me edit books: by barking at anything that moves outside the window

Does he know what he’s barking at? Not always.

[dragonediting]

Thinking of starting a trend where I just put queer/disabled books in free little libraries.

This awesome one by @chronicallydragons has asexual dragons. Ace. Dragons. Disabled. Dragons. What more could you ask for?

Leave your suggestions below. Bonus points if it’s from an indie/small press.

[0v9]

A truthberry might make you tell the truth... But a lieberry? A lieberry will loan you books

[rainbowcrate]

🌈 What's COMING OUT (pun intended) this June? Which books are you excited for? Which books are you adding to your TBR? Any other queer releases you know of?

Check out our fully linked version on our website!

🌈 What's COMING OUT (pun intended) this June? Which books are you excited for? Which books are you adding to your TBR? Any other queer relea

We do our best to screen books for AI usage and do not include books with covers that are made by generative AI, audiobooks narrated by generative AI or books written by generative AI. If there was a mistake, please let us know.

Note: Some dates may have changed. We haven’t read all of these books, so please check reviews for more details on queer identities represented and The StoryGraph for content warnings!

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The Grand Duke's Betrothed (A Man that Smells like Flowers Book 4) by Rori Thornton

On Deck by Derek Wilks

Downtown by J.S. Jasper

The Artificial Intelligence Artist by Eel Lovesick

Love at First Snapshot coordinated by A. Winchester

Knitting Needles by Ezra Wren

So I'll Know (Pacific Northwest Boys) by Sara Elisabeth

In My Embrace (The Latch Trilogy Book 3) by Briar Townsend

Galeas the Keen (Out of True Book 4) by Rien Gray

Is This What You Really Want, Adelaide Black? by RJ Martin

Bad at Love by Shannon O'Connor

Shades of Onyx by TJ Williams

The Way We Swing (Out at Home Book 1) by Logan Lane

Shadows We Cast (Our Dark Mirror Book 3) by James Chance

Grief Eater by Emma Osborne

My Year in Fairyland: Grief, MAID and a Lifetime of Books by Sarah Ellis

How to Love a Prince (Being Royal Book 2) by Hayden Stone

The LGBTQ+ Mental Health Workbook: Find Emotional Resilience, Self-Love, and Queer Joy with Dialectical Behavior Therapy by Kiki Fehling

A Clinician's Guide to Gender-Affirming Care: Working with Trans and Nonbinary Clients by Anneliese A Singh

Rainbow Flirt (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Brina Brady

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Not Straight by Savy Leiser

The Dawn Throne (The Dark Gods Book 3) by Tara Sim

A Smile Like Yours by Emily Thomas

Nothing to Hide (Wicked Games Book 2) by Jenn Plummer

Team Up (The Rise & Fall of Hopeburn Book 2) by W.A. Grace

Among the Wildflowers (Greyfin Bay) by Anita Kelly

The Last Time We Drowned by Saratoga Schaefer

Good Morning Moon: A Snapshot of an American Family by Brad Gooch

Serpent Song (The Great Remaking Book 2) by Atlas Laika

Damage: Notes on a Queer Aesthetic by Jonathan Alexander

They All Fall in Love at the End by Haili Blassingame

Muñeca by Cynthia Gómez

Encore! by Miles Toriko Burks

Big Baby: On Endings, Beginnings, and an Interdimensional Cat by Kevin James Thornton

He's Not for Me by Sadie Hepworth

Peter in Progress by Andy Barrow

Troubled Bodies by Jake Vangaurd

Phoning Faust by Sophie Mutiara Nova

A Promise of Gold (Magick & Malice Book 4) by Stephanie Lee

Red Light (Pride in Pine Grove) by Frances M. Thompson

Lovers XXX by Allie Rowbottom

The Seduction by Sara Torres and Mara Feye Lethem (Translator)

All the Days Before Tomorrow by Rebecca Brodkey

Dreams in Which I'm Almost Human by Hannah Soyer

The Heirs by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé

The Secret World of Briar Rose by Cindy Pham

The Hyacinth Labyrinth (The Absinthe Underground Universe) by Jamie Pacton

Field Guide for the Formerly Villainous (Everyday Magic Book 1) by Autumn K. England

Pure Men by Mohamed Mbougar Sarr, Lara Vergnaud (Translator)

There's Only One Sin in Hollywood by Rasheed Newson

The Double Dutch Fuss: A Memoir by Phill Branch

Let the Forest Go: Poems by Justin Wymer

Missing in Soho (A Misty Divine Mystery Book 2) by Holly Stars

The Disaster Gay Detective Agency by Lev AC Rosen

The Dallas Way: Gay Rights in a Conservative City by M. Rhys Dotson

A Pocket Guide to Pride Flags: An Illustrated History of Queer Community Symbols by Sindri Sparkle Freyr

For the Bride by Becca Grischow

Puck by Samantha Allen

The Guest Book by Mae Marvel

Open Liner (Alchemy Ink Book 1) by Katherine McIntyre

The Open Era by Edward Schmit

The Long Con by Jenna Voris

The Names We Buried by Mia Siegert

Advice No One Asked for: Essays by Jenny Hagel

Mad Eden by Morgan Thomas

Bad Queer by Gayathiri Kamalakanthan

Let's Not Go Overboard Here by Erica Hendry

Girl's Girl by Sonia Feldman

The Grief Shop: And Other Stories from a Broken World by Alex Difrancesco

Golden Terrace Vol. 1 by Cang Wu Bin Bai, Me.Mimo (Illustrator)

Low Tide in Twilight Vol. 2 by Euja

Run Wild: Sa Ye Vol. 5 by Wu Zhe, Ding Yue Rong (Illustrator)

The Feisty Omega and His Twin Mates Vol. 4 by Ryo Ayamine

Where You'll Find Us by Jen St. Jude

Sea Melt Lover by Yuki Kazami

Last First Date (Last First Series Book 3) by Tatiana Gómez

Love is All Vol. 9 by Xio Axelrod, Victoria Denault, A.D. Ellis, Merry Farmer, Gabbi Grey, Regina Kyle, R.L. Merrill, Connor Peterson, Sophia Soames

Hungry, Hungry Horrors (Human Flavor Book 1) by Layman Kingsford

Shattered Gods (Dark Olympus Book 10) by Katee Robert

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Pup, Pup, and Away (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Gabbi Grey

The Ties Between Us by Chencia C. Higgins

Scars & Honey by Jo Morgan Sloan

Furious (The Pointe of Love Book 4) by Sonia Blue

Bright Dead Things (Bitter Legacies Book 1) by Hailey Turner

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Literally: A Joyful Guide to the Ups and Downs of being Autistic by Ella Willis

One Knight Stand (Lady's Knight Book 2) by Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner

Betrothed in Fury by Devon McCormack

The Queer Bookshelf: A Reader's Guide by Layla McCay

All Booked Up: A June to Remember in Sleighbell Springs (Sleighbell Springs Book 5) by E.J. Stoll

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Pulse by Maria Nazos

The Magicless Elf by K.J. Bradford

25 Days in Athens by Jack Strange

It Ends with Her: A Sapphic Horror Anthology edited by Kelley York, Syd Tomac & Kala Godin

8

The Girls Will Be Okay by Linnea Peterson

9

Remember the Main: The Gay Bar That Started a Movement in the Northland by Meg Gorzycki

The Boy with the Heart of Sea Glass by Laura Livingstone

When We Almost Came Undone by Georgia K. Boone

Transcendent: A Memoir by Laverne Cox

Mister Magic: The Graphic Novel by Kiersten White, Scott E. Peterson (Adapter), Veronica Fish (Illustrator), Andy Fish (Illustrator), Greg McKenna (Letterer)

Deer to My Heart (Camp Cryptid Book 2.5) by B.L. Brown

Ellis Academy by Cassie Snowberry

Earth 7 by Deb Olin Unferth

The Unmagical Life of Briar Jones by Lex Croucher

God's Own Country by Mathew L. Reyes

Bride of the Shark Clan Vol. 1 by Satomichi

Her Sharp Embrace (Nightshades Book 1) by Kate Koenig

Endless Blue Beneath (Daughters of Atlantea Book 1) by Shannon K. English

The Silent Paths of Night (The Gods of Night & Day Book 2) by David R. Slayton

Sol Goes for Goal! (Hillside Valley Book 2) by Julio Anta, Gabi Mendez (Illustrator)

Silent Reading: Mo Du Vol. 3 by Priest, Yuka (Translator), Nande M (Translator), Rylee (Illustrator)

The Dangerous Convenience Store Vol. 7 by 945

Autistically Me: How to Understand and Celebrate our Unique Minds by Bradley Riches

Nymph by Sofia Montrone

Dear Kenneth by Cole Degenstein

Devils We Know (Devils Like Us Book 2) by L T Thompson

LGBTQ Religious Activism: Rethinking Identity, Faith, and Social Change edited by Jonathan S. Coley & Golshan Golriz

You Won't Forget Me by Mazey Eddings

Cages by Chantel Acevedo

BL Game Rebirth: My New Life as the Hero's Younger Brother Vol. 4 by Yui Hanaka, Kana (Illustrator)

I Can't Stand Being Your Childhood Friend Vol. 3 by An Momose

No God in Eden Vol. 4 by Yuma Ichinose

My Little Road Trip (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Lynn Michaels

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Only the Mighty Fall (Dreadful Boys) by Myka Loren

Love, Gods and Sinners by Camille Chong

Velvet Goldmine by Katherine Reed

12

Baggage (Soulmate Book 3) by Cass Morgan

Before the Ghost Sea (The Tides that Reign Book 3) by R.D. Pires

The Call-Up (On Thin Ice Book 2) by K.C. Carmichael

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Hitchhiker's Guide to Daddy's Heart (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Leslie Ayla

Against the Line (The Advantage Book 7) by V.K. Alenko

Andy, You're a Star by Britney Mitchell

Shadow World by Dahlia Amy

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What Rough Beast? (A Tale of Goatskin) by Bryn Hammond

Let Your Queerness Bloom selected by Rainbow Crate & edited by Rachel Skelton

Lost Tales from The Borun-Ma (The Borun-Ma Series Book 1) by Ruth Miranda

Where the Tides Meet by Elijah Her

Hearth & Heartbreak (Witches of Starbrook Book 4) by Elle Lavendelle

Falling Forward (Fall Series Book 2) by Simone Holiday

Heartbreak Blog by Kate Butler

The Earth, Our Body by Nicole L. Soper Gorden

Camp Pride Outreach Tour (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Janice Jarrell

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Such a Lucky Girl by Wendy Heard

Prince of Storms (Born to Sea & Storms Book 2) by Kit Rocha

Let Me See the Real You, Senpai! Vol. 3 by Yuho Okita

The Shape of Monsters (The Moon Heresies Book 2) by Tessa Gratton

Embers of Analon (The Emberborn Book 1) by Paul Michael Winters

Rein Ready (Riverlight Book 1) by Astra June

Síltharíel (A Faerie Tale Book 0.5) by Kalob Dàniel

Sweeter than Honey (Pride in Pine Grove) by Sarah Zane

Rebellion (Freedom Book 3) by Gun Brooke

Riverbend by Karis Walsh

Under Construction by Aurora Rey

Bank Shot (Lakeside Green Coyotes Book 2) by Josie Mae

Everything That Falls by Nicole Disney

Bump, Set, Sparks by Jennifer Moffatt

A Prince Among Pirates by Katie Abdou

Just Ask Elsie by Ari Koontz

Charity and Sylvia by Tillie Walden

Wild Love: A BL Guide to the Animal Kingdom by Aratama Tsubuko

Murder and Mayheim by Ronica Black

Sex in Public: The Transformative Social Power of Our Erotic Lives by Angela Jones

Trans Geographies of Joy: Building Community in Atlanta by Elias Capello

Femmephilia: Love Letters to Trans Mermaids, Queer Mothers, and Marilyn Monroe by Sophie Lewis

The Hooves Belonged to the Deer by Makram Ayache

Stegosaurus Moon by Scott Beal

Dearly Departed by Chip Pons

Begin Again by Sara Radley

A Cry for the Deep (Three Bells Book 2) by Amanda Linsmeier

Ayaka Is in Love with Hiroko! Vol. 3 by Sal Jiang

Bottom Feeders by Arielle Hebert

Heaven's Graveyard by Grace Curtis

If We Could Fly by Kristin Keppler

Lucky Creatures by Joseph Trinidad

Thrice Married to a Salted Fish Vol. 3 by Bi Ka Bi, Mulliga K (Illustrator)

Love Is a Contact Sport by Frederick Smith

Dogs on Dates by Luke Healy

Bridging the Gap (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Sam E. Kraemer

Wildflower by Becky Jenkinson

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Facing Leeward (A Siren's Point Story Book 2) by JJ Mulder

The Comeback King (Necessary Roughness Book 1) by Riley Hart

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Mead Cute by Sam Parks

The Leveret by Anna Goldreich

When Trauma Affects Sex: An integrated and inclusive approach to understanding and treating individual and systemic trauma in sexual health therapy by Sarah Ashton, PhD

Orlando: A Graphic Novel Biography by Jules Scheele

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Vagabond Tracks (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Layla Dorine & TL Travis

Queering African Law: Identity, Inclusion and Rights Protection for LGBTQ+ People Across Africa edited by Adam D. Dubin, Frida Lyonga, and Rui Garrido

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Bone Deep (Damaged Hearts Book 2) by J.P. Joseph

Love & Other Drunken Mistakes (Your Ex or Mine Book 1) by J.E. Ridge

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Daddy Dyke on a Bike (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Ellie Rose

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Nemesis Mine by Amy Archer

The Ghosts of Greenville by Gerri Hill

Supergay! by Frankie Grande

The Bloodweaver (The Weaver Saga Book 1) by C. N. Kuster

Hunt the Ever Wild by S.E. Kiser

Doe by Rebecca Barrow

Cauldrons & Campfires by Ali K. Mulford & K. Elle Morrison

Bratva's Mercy (Bratva's Undoing Book 3) by Gianni Holmes

Cherry Season (Claremont Shores Book 2) by C.L. Blossom

Nat and Cami's Guide to Running an Undercover GSA by Karis Rogerson

Why Do You Like Me? by Hannah Rose

Spectrum & Smoke (Rochester Copperheads Book 1) by RJ Scott & VL Locey

blue roses: Tennessee Williams, Memory, and the Queer Archive by Daniel Ciba

A Great and Powerful Tyranny (Song of the Ghost Queen Book 1) by Victoria Carbol

A Treason of Magic (A Treason of Magic Book 1) by Melissa Marr

Long Island Girls by Gabrielle Korn

For the Greatest Good by Blair Hanson

The Cursed Fate (Arcana Book 2) by Sam Prentice-Jones

Wait, I Love You Vol. 2 by Omayu

Gender Bound: Prisons, Trans Lives, and the Abolitionist Horizon by Joss T Greene

Fish and Water by Gengoroh Tagame, Anne M. Ishii (Translator)

Good Luck, Babe! by Erin Baldwin

Edge of Mercy (Sugar & Vice Book 3) by Allie Therin

The Monsters We Made by Peyton June

Skin Contact by Elisa Faison

The Lovers, the Liars, and Me by Deandra Davis

The Actress: Canceling Cordelia (The Actress Series Book 2) by Kimberly J.M. Wilson

Queer Expressions: Expressive Art and Somatic Therapy Practices for Healing Body Trauma by Wednesdae Reim Ifrach

Ripples in the River Vol. 3 by Zeniko Sumiya

Punch Drunk Love Vol. 5 by Moscareto

My Name was Baby: An Intersex Memoir by Chris Arnone

Little Wild by Laura Evans

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High & Dry (Pride Road Trip 2026) by Ari McKay

Fouled in Open Play by Pat Voss

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Fellow Creatures by Emma Lowther

Home Ice by Saxon James

Birdie (Whiskey Creek Book 1) by Tilly Ridge & C.S. Silverne

Outplayed by Love by Frankie Fyre

When I'm in Your Arms (Powell Productions) by Sarah Wallace & S.O. Callahan

Together on Parade (Powell Productions) by Sarah Wallace & S.O. Callahan

A Dance of Serpents (A Curse of Crows & Serpents Book 2) by Lauren Dedroog

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Price of a Thousand Blessings Volume 4 by Ginn Hale

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Arcanist's Curse (Grimoire Archive: Shrouded Curses Book 1) by Amanda N. Newman

The Librarian's Familiar by TJ Nichols

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Endless Depths (Deep Water Book 1) by Thea Verdone

Skyborn by Liam Reid

One Wrong Step (Pride Road Trip 2026) by D.K. Sutton

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Quake by Kitty Mrosovsky

Twin Jades of Jiangdong Vol. 2 by Fei Tian Ye Xiang, Moon (Translator), IdleDee (Illustrator)

Pasha the Storm by Linda H. Codega

Hothead (Hothead Book 1) by Kent Holland

Tempting Venom (Vipers Book 3) by Rina Kent

The Feywild Job by C.L. Polk

Homecoming (Sex Wizards Book 5) by Alethea Faust

Until He Found Him (An Omegaverse Trilogy Book 1) by Rachel O'Rourke

The Weight of I Love You by Mike Jakubowski

Pride & Picnics (Pride in Pine Grove) by Hannah Danielle & K.F. Starfell

Moss'd in Space (Moss'd in Space Book 1) by Rebecca Thorne

Bone Horn by Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain

Dream the Deep by Clara Ward

Hold Me Like a Grudge by Celine Ong

The Widening Gyre by Amy Debellis

Wasp's Nest by Kat Stoddard

He Craves to Be Teased by His Favorite Asmr Streamer Vol. 2 by Coco Aino

Mistakenly Saving the Villain Vol. 3 by Feng Yu Nie, Yuka (Translator)

Their Summer Rescue by Sera Taíno

What Happened to Those Girls by Carlyn Greenwald

Remnant: The Beastmen Omegaverse Saga Vol. 1 by Hana Hasumi

What If I Said, I Love You? Vol. 1 by Kumosoku

ID: A post of twenty-three slides. The background is made up of a diagonal oriented 6-stripe rainbow for each slide. Slide 1 has a white square which reads "258 queer books coming out in Pride Month". The 258 is in matching horizontal rainbow stripes and Pride Month is in rainbow text. Text between the number and month are all caps black font.

Slides 2-22 features a white grid outline with a column on the left that has the release date in white font over a blue rectangle and book covers in three rows of 4 book covers each.

Slide 23 features a similar set up but with 6 books displayed. Row 1 is full with 4 book covers. Row 2 has 2 books and 2 pale blue rectangles. Row 3 has no book covers and four pale blue rectangles. The column on the left that has the release date in white font over a blue rectangle. End ID.

[mothribs]

Happy pride month to every aspec!

I hope you all have a good month :)

[fangorn-forest]

not enough secret gardens and hidden passageways and bookshelves that open to a mysterious library these days. get working on that girls.

[paperjoshi]

on it boss

[paperjoshi]

trapped in the catacombs boss

[theloverislost]

as we are rapidly approaching pride month, here’s an obligatory reminder!

AROMANTIC PEOPLE

ASEXUAL PEOPLE

AND AROACE PEOPLE

ALL BELONG IN THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY

I WILL REMOVE EVERY BONE IN YOUR BODY IF YOU SAY OTHERWISE

[depsidase]

[dragonediting]

Happy Pride Month!

No matter your sexuality or your gender, know you are valid and loved. You very much matter.