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What do you look for in a queer indie comic? Five queer comics creators answer this question and recommend some comics

(Via @tasharobinson on Twitter)
- The best queer indie comics Queer creators suggest where to start with the fantastic, growing world of queer fantasy, sci-fi, drama, and erotica
Noted by Lx Leckford 1 year, 7 months ago.
- comics
- lgbt
- queer
- recommendation
Slippery Creatures is the first of three novels by K. J. Charles about ex-soldier-turned-bookseller Will Darling and disgraced aristocrat Kim Secretan as they tangle with spies, hoodlums, Bolsheviks, and club secretaries in 1920s London.
- Will Darling Adventures A m/m romance trilogy in the spirit of Golden Age pulp fiction. It’s the 1920s and tensions are rising along with hemlines. Soldier-turned-bookseller Will Darling finds himself tangled up in spies and secret formulas, clubs and conspiracies, Bolsheviks, blackmail, and Bright Young Things. And dubious aristocrat Lord Arthur ‘Kim’ Secretan is right in the middle of it all: enigmatic, unreliable, and utterly irresistible.
Noted by Lx Leckford 1 year, 11 months ago.
- Dec Recs
- KJ Charles
- novel
- recommendation
- romance
Tiger, Tiger is an amazing and beautifully drawn webcomic by Petra Erika Nordlund about a young noble lady who steals her brother's identity and his ship to sail across the world to find love and adventure, and to write a book about her favourite subject: the fascinating life cycle of sea sponges!
- Tiger, Tiger A young noble lady steals her brother's identity and his ship to find love and adventure, and to write a book about the fascinating life cycle of sea sponges!
Noted by Lx Leckford 1 year, 11 months ago.
A list from London Bi Pandas of 13 YA & Children’s Books written by queer people of colour to read instead of Harry Potter
- 13 YA & Children’s Books written by queer people of colour to read instead of Harry Potter — London Bi Pandas It’s no surprise to so many of us that JK Rowling’s transphobic views are entrenched in the ignorance of middle class white feminism. We don’t want to dwell on her views, and instead wanted to create a list of brilliant books for young adults written by and about QTIBIPOC. We recommend looking for t
Noted by Lx Leckford 3 years, 12 months ago.
- recommendation
- YA