Neal Shusterman wanted to explore how absolute contentment could disrupt power dynamics and challenge human desires and motivations, so he wrote, "All Better Now."
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If you're a huge fan of "Princess Diaries" and "Succession," then you'll love "Royal Heirs Academy" by Lindsey Duga.
Erin Cotter was obsessed with the "Royal Diaries" series, but there wasn't a queer princess. Therefore, she decided to write "A Traitorous Heart" to feature LGBTQ characters.
Elba Luz wanted to play with the idea of what would happen if someone went back to all their exes, and thus "Build a Girlfriend" was born.
Ever wondered what Cinderella would do in Bella's place and vice versa? Then check out "The Princess Swap" by Kim Bussing.
Brittainy Cherry was inspired by the idea of two complete opposites falling in love with each other, and that's how "The Gravity of Us" came to be.
Exploring the vibrant world of LGBTQIA+ literature has always been a joy for me.
Engaging with authors who bring our community’s stories to life highlights the power of representation and the importance of celebrating diverse voices.
The author of Queer Power: Icons, Activists and Game Changers from Across the Rainbow has created a stunning tribute to our community, filled with bold visuals and inspiring narratives. Their passion for showcasing both well-known icons and hidden gems is truly admirable.
Being an intermission host of a Miami Coral Gables-based silent reading party has been an amazing experience.
Jade Beer wants to make you cry, to feel the depth of love played out across the page, and to root for a happy ending in "The Memory Dress."
Cecy Robson fell in love with the world of fantasy when she was a child, so one day she decided to write her own called, "Bloodguard."
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