#eric larocca

[lgbtqreads]

Most Anticipated LGBTQ+ Adult Fiction: January-June 2026

Trying something different this year and breaking up by genre, so if you’re looking for SFF/H, Crime Fiction, or Graphic Novels, just keep scrolling! (Yes, some of those distinctions are a little fuzzy. I did my best.) Romance will still be getting its own post, though, so do keep an eye out for that in the coming days! Literary/Upmarket Fiction Is This a Cry for Help? by Emily Austin (January…

Most Anticipated LGBTQ+ Adult Fiction: January-June 2026

[bookblrihardlyknowher]

Horror books that genuinely scared me (from a lifelong horror reader that’s so so rare):

1) The Outsider by Stephen King - made me paranoid as fuck at night, had to hide the dust jacket

2) Straight by @drchucktingle - I had fucked up nightmares about this book, I couldn’t look my cis straight roommates in the eyes for days

3) Everything the Darkness Eats by Eric LaRocca - I’m a queer with religious trauma, I had a full existential crisis after reading this

Did these books affect me psychologically? Yeah probably. Are they also in my top fav of all time? Yup😊. Would I recommend them to everyone? Fuck yeah I would! Go read these and prove love is real (that is a threat💕)!

[theserlingbucket]

Being book autistic isn’t for the weak because unless you have a photographic memory you don’t have anything to visualize and think about over and over again in your head

When you’re autistic about a movie or cartoon or video game you can replay moments you like in your head

Fuck are we supposed to do

“Man I love Fahrenheit 451 let me just-”

[syncast-err0r]

This life inside me is ours. No matter what you say. No matter what you think.

It’s always going to be ours.

[haveyoureadthisbook-poll]

Have you read Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca (2021)?

yes

no

I didn't finish it

I've never heard of it

Voting ended onMar 31, 2025

[bellebelle-fontaine]

No one ask me how much I've spent on books this week, I don't wanna talk about it 😬

(This pile includes gifts for people. This pile doesn't include the books I ordered online.)

[freakedoutdyke]

I wish I could watch every single movie that Phantasmag covers. I'm so excited by how much popularity queer horror as a genre has racked up (i would argue it mirrors people's feelings on the political climate but i digress) because now we have a whole magazine publication for it, and now so many beautiful movies are coming out this year that are so unabashedly queer and terrifying. YES. YES!!!!

[surfeit-of-stoats]

I guess that’s what makes people do horrible things—they think whatever they’re doing isn’t nearly as bad as what somebody else will do.

— Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke, Eric LaRocca