[ SECRET POST #4588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4588 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Lightspeed and Strange Horizons do a good quantity of queer SFF on the web. You might like The Vela and Born to the Blade on serialbox. For books, Gladstone's good if you're into alternate fantasy, also JY Yang and Aliette de Bodard. If you can read on a computer or phone there's ebook software and tons of free stuff rolling out every month. Humble Bundle and Story Bundle regularly do LGBTQ book deals.

[tabaqui]

I'll check those recs, thanks!
I don't want to read romance, or YA, or crime, or horror stuff of any kind, mostly just sci-fi and fantasy. It'd be great to find new authors who write good stories in those genres, so - fingers crossed!

Um - is there more to the Lightspeed name? I googled it and am seeing POS software, stock options/venture trading, and aviation, but nothing about ebooks....

Same with Gladstone - getting a city in MO, and MI, and a prime minister, but no books....

[(Anonymous)]

https://www.maxgladstone.com/

http://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/

http://strangehorizons.com/

Tor.com also regularly publishes fiction on their website.

[tabaqui]

Thank you!

[takestime]

You can sometimes get audiobooks through overdraft as well!

As for queer SF, Yoon Ha Lee's Machineries of Empire is fantastic. Weird, but fantastic.

[tabaqui]

Cool, thanks!