This Pride month, three LGBTQIA+ bookstagrammers talk about their experiences with finding their identity reflected in the mainstream

Here are the LGBTQI+ books you should be reading this Pride month, according to bookstagram recommendations

Slow reading allows the reader to immerse themselves in the moment, picking up on every great aspect of a book.

Here’s how the new Instagram update will affect your feed, and hopefully make your life much better Instagram has finally listened, and...

I thought it'd be fun to poke around and see what people hate about love stories. You know, the one motif that instantly makes you cringe?

Three sapphic romance writers share their experiences with the genre, and their approach to creating LGBTQI icons for book lovers

Queer protagonists are taking over new narratives and genres. YA fantasy is currently bursting with queer retellings of beloved fairy tales.

A mere couple of years ago, any queer representation was hard to find in the mainstream, and bi characters particularly so.

In 2021 there has been a boom of LGBTQ+ books hitting the shelves, some of them backed by significant promotional efforts from publishers.

What's better than snuggling up with a paperback and a cuppa while the rain is tipping down outside? Try one of these themed reads:

Every step of the way to publishing a book is now experiencing problems. Here are the highlights:

People get on the Pride bandwagon and read queer books for a month, then don’t pick up any more until next June comes around.

Many of us don’t even notice the huge age gaps because they’re normal in the world of the story, or written off as fantasy by our brain.

If you've been itching to get into you TBR stack, but the days just get away from you, here’s how to inject some literary joy in your life:

Life WFH has not been the joyride we imagined in our pre-pandemic days, but Haig’s novels offer great comfort Reading during the pandemic...

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As a result of all the romance-bashing, reading a good love story has turned into something of a guilty pleasure.