Our friends at Libby’s shared which queer romance audiobooks their patrons, spanning more than 22,000 public libraries across the US, are listening to the most. Rachel Reed, author of Unexpectedly heated rivalry—which was converted mega-popular show-There are some books that made the list. There is also another sports romance that seems to attract Libby readers.
The famous Greek storyteller Aesop is the inspiration behind the fragrance, skin care and hair products company of the same name. Although perfume has nothing to do with queer literature, it does for Aesop. The company launched in 2021 Aesop Queer Library To celebrate pride month. Instead of changing their logo or incorporating rainbows into
Leyla Erkan Editor of Harlequin. Below, she discusses the evolution of queer romance in publishing and its growing influence beyond the genre. We are living through incredible times where romance is more popular than ever. Rachel Reed’s heated rivalry has taken the world by storm, ushering in enthusiasm for all types of stories depicting queer
During increasingly political times, we are often reminded of an important fact every June: The first Pride parade was a protest. The modern gay rights movement is generally attributed to the Stonewall riots, which occurred in New York City in June 1969. Despite changes in social norms and acceptance for queer people, we are still