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⌈ Secret Post #2530 ⌋

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Comments

Re: recs: books with queer characters

[(Anonymous)]

The Warchild series by Karin Lowachee is Sci-Fi with queer characters. I love them a lot.

The Havemercy series by Jaida Jones and Danielle Bennett has a gay couple and lots of subtext for another and later, has other queer characters as well - it's some sort of Steampunk Fantasy, I'd say?

The Hexslinger trilogy by Gemma Files is a Western/Horror series with queer characters and, while not unimportant for the story, it's not the main conflict in the series. It's an interesting read, though if you know 3:10 to Yuma, some characters may seem familar.

Kirith Kirin by Jim Grimsley has a gay main couple but it's definitely more about the magic and the story than about the characters being gay.