There are no stars at all for some of us

[sovay]

Hey! Internet! I've just been talking about how much it sucks when a novel kills off its queer characters. Especially when there's, like, one of them and they're the one who doesn't make it. Can someone point me toward a list of books where that doesn't happen? Spoilers, whatever.

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[rosefox]

Oh right, recs! Anything published by Blind Eye Books, and particularly Ginn Hale's books. The story "Marigolds" in Long Hidden is a lesbian story with a happy ending. :) And I just discovered Solace Ames's queer kinky romances and I love them to BITS.

[sovay]

Anything published by Blind Eye Books, and particularly Ginn Hale's books. The story "Marigolds" in Long Hidden is a lesbian story with a happy ending. :) And I just discovered Solace Ames's queer kinky romances and I love them to BITS.

*makes lots of notes*

[rosefox]

Oh, on the Blind Eye front, I remember particularly loving Nicole Kimberling's novel Turnskin. It addresses shapeshifting and gender and queerness and is generally great. It's been years since I read it, so I can't promise that no queer people die, but I'm pretty sure the hero gets a happy ending of some kind.

[sovay]

Nicole Kimberling's novel Turnskin. It addresses shapeshifting and gender and queerness and is generally great.

I like the idea of a shape-shifter working in the theater.

Thank you! Blind Eye Books are new to me; I recognize some of their titles from reviews on LJ, but I haven't actually read anything of theirs. I see this needs to change.

[rosefox]

I hear very good things about Highfell Grimoires.