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⌈ Secret Post #2530 ⌋

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Comments

Re: recs: books with queer characters

[(Anonymous)]

Tamora Pierce, specifically the Emelan books Will of the Empress and Battle Magic for the queer characters being overt. The first Circle of Magic quartet is focused around the main four being young kids, so sexuality doesn't feature heavily, and the Circle Opens quartet is when they're in their early- to mid-teens and finding new students to teach, so it's on the back burner so to speak, but Will of the Empress makes canon people's assumptions about two of their teachers (a bisexual woman and a lesbian) and one of the main four realises she's a lesbian; Battle Magic has the bisexual woman as a main character and also touches a bit on polyamory.