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In a social media graphic for the book, the author describes Imogen as having "queer discourse brainworms", which is a good way to put it. She tries to educate herself about queer issues, but just ends up thinking that there’s only one right way to be queer. She doesn’t feel the same way about girls as she does in her crushes on guys, so she concludes that means she doesn’t like girls at all. Even when faced with obvious evidence to the contrary, she convinces herself that she’s just trying to be bisexual for clout and that she’s a bad person for appropriating queerness.
Imogen longs to be part of the queer community, and while I’m sure there is some 100% straight and cis person this applies to in the world, it’s such a relatable queer experience. I was in middle school when I excitedly talked about looking forward to joining the Gay/Straight Alliance in high school, and how if I could choose, I’d be pansexual and panromantic. But, of course, I too was "hopelessly straight"…
The Enthusiastic Ally to Bisexual Pipeline: Imogen, Obviously by Becky Albertalli was reviewed at the Lesbrary
Please enjoy these love letters from my books.
LET IT RAIN and RADIO ROMANCE are contemporary romance novellas available now in digital, paperback and on Kobo+
ROOTS IN INK is a contemporary fantasy romance coming March 1st. Preorder it now.
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Happy Bi Visibility Day!
(And happy Bisexual Awareness Week! 💗💜💙)
Here's a list of books with bisexual representation, or by bisexual authors.
Books in the pictures are:
Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
Gearbreakers by Zoe Hana Mikuta
Sisterland by Curtis Sittenfeld
Revolutions of All Colors by Dewaine Farria
Running With Lions by Julian Winters
Our Own Private Universe by Robin Talley
Heartstopper, by Alice Oseman
Take a Hint, Dani Brown by Talia Hibbert
Difficult Women by Roxane Gay
I’ll Be the One by Lyla Lee
Two Serious Ladies by Jane Bowles
A Darkly Beating Heart by Lindsay Smith
Fresh by Margot Wood
Just Your Local Bisexual Disaster by Andrea Mosqueda
Subatomic: And Other Stories By and About Bisexuals edited by Mariëlle S. Smith and Sìne Màiri Ní Ailpín
I Hate Everyone But You by Gabe Dunn and Allison Raskin
I (24M, bi) used to see her (36F, bi) when I was a barista. She used scifi names for her drinks & barely spoke to me. Now we're fake dating to save my job and annoy her rival. It's supposed to be an act. AITA for kissing her back last night?
Kindle, KU, and paperback
And here's the full blurb if you're intrigued...
One month. No feelings. They’ve totally got this fake dating thing under control.
Bisexual ex-barista Oliver is finally a high school math teacher, and it’s everything he ever wanted. Until he stumbles across the mysterious customer he crushed on back when he worked at Knockdown Coffee… and kinda sorta accidentally tells his Vice Principal that he’s dating her. Oops?
Octavia, a bi programmer, didn’t expect to run into the cute blue-haired barista again. Certainly not while volunteering at a local arts high school. He’s much too young and much too nice for her—but when she discovers he’s told people they’re dating, it’s a stroke of luck. She needs a fake relationship to stick it to her nemesis, and Oliver’s the perfect fit.
Their assignment is simple: one month of a convincing charade, and after the company gala, everything between them is absolutely and completely over.
Sometimes, though, the homework is harder than you expect.
A high heat contemporary queer M/F romance novel with a guaranteed HEA.
Tropes: fake dating, age gap (she’s older), nerds in love, cinnamon roll hero, bisexual romance.
Bi health month 2023 Bi, pan, and m-spec authors on disability, neurodivergence, and healthcare Bi, pan, and m-spec authors on disability, n
The Bi Pan Library put together a great list of non-fiction books by bi, pan, and m-spec authors on disability, neurodivergence, and healthcare for #BiHealthMonth.
୨⎯ introduction + masterlist ⎯୧
╰┈➤ open me
Try to tone her down, but you can’t
cuz she’s too ~shiiiinyyyyy~
Colored version of my Hazbin Hotel OC, who is now bioluminescent and glows in the dark, like a proper deep sea creature. If I wrote a fanfic about her and Husk, would y’all read it?
