Happy Bi Visibility Day 2026!

Today’s post is sponsored by me and Going Bicoastal, available in hardcover, paperback, ebook, and audio narrated by Mara Wilson!

This is the most bisexually structured book I’ve ever read.”—Book Riot, “Our Queerest Shelves

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Middle Grade

Not Just a Stage by Kelsey Toney (April 20, 2027)

Sunny Cavendish knows exactly who she is onstage.

Actually… she knows who she is on two stages. By day, Sunny is a musical theater powerhouse, fresh off her final middle school show and chasing a once-in-a-lifetime invitation to an elite summer workshop that could change her future forever. By night, she’s the lead singer of The Pulled Petals, an all-girl rock band on the verge of their biggest break yet.

The problem? Both dreams want everything. When Sunny’s band lands a career-making audition the exact same week she earns a callback for the workshop, Sunny decides to do the impossible: she won’t choose. She’ll juggle it all. Sneak between rehearsals. Say yes to every opportunity. Make everyone happy. What could go wrong?

As exhaustion mounts, lies pile up, friendships strain, and a crush on two very different people complicates everything, Sunny is forced to confront a truth she’s been avoiding: sometimes chasing every dream means risking the ones that matter most.

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Continue reading Happy Bi Visibility Day 2026!

Fave Five: Queer Political Fantasy

The Kingdom Trilogy by Bethany Jacobs

The Tithenai Chronicles by Foz Meadows

The Councillor by E.J. Beaton

The Revenant of Surolifia by Florence Chien

A Snake Among Swans by Hannah Kaner

Bonus: Coming in November, check out An Embodiment of Souls by Julia Laurel

Fave Five: Queer Literary Fiction Set at University

Something About Her by Clementine Taylor

We Do What We Do in the Dark by Michelle Hart

Real Life by Brandon Taylor

These Violent Delights by Micah Nemerever

Providence by Craig Willse

Bonus: While not during a university tenure, But How Are You, Really? by Ella Dawson is set at a college reunion on campus

Exclusive Cover Reveal: Call the Storm by RoAnna Sylver

Today on the site I’m delighted to welcome back RoAnna Sylver, to reveal the cover of the third book in the Chameleon Moon series, Call the Storm, backable starting October 1, 2026 for publication in March 2028! Here’s the story:

The storm of the century is coming. It’s been ten years since the fires below Parole were set ablaze, never to be stopped. Its people–superhuman, terrifying, innocent, beautiful–have spent that time quarantined behind energy barriers, struggling to survive against a militarized police force, and now the city’s begun to Collapse into its forever-fire.

Parole has reached a breaking point. Its population is even more desperate, and Eye in the Sky more vicious. The barriers are fraying, holes opening, letting smoke out and clean air in, and raindrops–and hope.

Something’s going to give. Instead of fire, a tidal wave is building. If anything at all is going to be okay, they’ll just have to ride it out together.

And here’s the electrifying cover by Laya Rose!

Back Call the Storm!

Need to be further convinced? Check out the trailer!

Back Call the Storm!

Fave Five: New M/F Bi4Bi Romances, 2025-26 Edition

If you see six, no you don’t. For older titles, click here.

The Fall Fix-Up by Karmen Lee

For the Love of K-Dramas by Lyla Lee

Damned if I Do by Alexandria Bellefleur

Love at First Fright by Nadia El-Fassi

Sparks Fly by Zakiya N. Jamal

Isn’t it Obvious? by Rachel Runya Katz

Fave Five: New Queer Dark Academia

These are 2025-26 releases. Yes, there are six. For older titles, click here.

For 2024-25 YA titles, click here.

The Incandescent by Emily Tesh

An Arcane Inheritance by Kamilah Cole

The Boyfriend Academy by J.S. Strange

Thoughts Be Bloody by Auden Patrick

Bodies of Magic by Freya Marske

While We Were Silent by Alex Myers

Bonus: These are all Adult titles, but for new YA titles, check out The Ending You Deserve by Rebecca Stafford and Nightcurse by Emma Hinds

Queering up your shelf, one rec at a time!