From writers finding love to disappearances full of magic, Queerly Not Straight has 10 books you should check out this July!
Robinne Lee’s ‘The Idea of You’ Deserves Better
The Idea of You is heading to the big screen and we have some thoughts about it and what they’ve done to Robinne Lees book.
Cassandra Clare Shares Thomastair Art, Chain of Thorns Snippet in June Newsletter
I have to say that this time of year is always the worst time to be a fan of The Shadowhunter Chronicles. We’re still stuck in that endless wait between Shadowhunter novels, with the hype from Chain of Iron having…
Queerly Not Straight: 10 LGBTQ+ Books You Should Read This June
Looking for LGBTQ books to check out this Pride Month? Queerly Not Straight has you covered with 10 books you should read!
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Jay’s Gay Agenda’ by Jason June is a Book I Wanted to Like
We wanted to like Jason June’s LGBTQ YA romance Jay’s Gay Agenda, especially because it’s Pride Month, but unfortunately we didn’t.
Advanced Review: ‘This Poison Heart’ by Kalynn Bayron
This Poison Heart is the first book in a new series from Kalynn Bayron, the author of Cinderella is Dead. It follows a teenage girl named Briseis who has a natural affinity for plants. She has always been able to…
Blackout: The Summer Anthology We Need
If you are looking for a book to add to your TBR pile for the summer, have we got one for you. Blackout, a summer anthology featuring stories from some of our favorite authors, is releasing June 22nd and we’re…
Cassandra Clare Unveils Ty Flower Card, First Chain of Thorns Snippet in May Newsletter
The wait between Shadowhunter Chronicles book releases is always excruciating. However, longtime fans knows that those months are always made more bearable by a constant stream of snippets and news. Author Cassandra Clare has always made a habit of posting…
‘Stop and Fangirl’ Episode 117: Distraction Entertainment for the Pandemic Part II
For our 117th episode, Stop and Fangirl talks all about the things we’ve watched, listened to, and enjoyed during the pandemic.
Queerly Not Straight: 10 LGBTQ+ Books You Should Read This May
From royal romances to anthologies that sweep you away, here are 10 LGBTQ books you should check out this May.
Book Review: ‘Excuse Me While I Ugly Cry’
Joya Goffney is a new author, so we were excited to read her debut Excuse Me While I Ugly Cry. It’s been described as a story that fans of Jenny Han’s To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before will enjoy.…
10 Extraordinary Books To Read in 2021
Looking for some books to check out in 2021? Here are some extraordinary books that we think you should check out!
Rick Riordan Announces That Casting for Percy Jackson Has Begun!
We’re all riding the high of an actual good book-to-television adaptation right now, thanks to the massive success of Netflix’s Shadow and Bone, so the announcement Rick Riordan made on his Twitter account yesterday felt almost too good to be…
Celebrating World Book Day With Our Favorite Books
Books are life. They offer an escape from reality and change different lives every day. The stories they tell will be here for generations to come. In honor of World Book Day, we are each sharing some of our favorite…
Queerly Not Straight: 10 LGBTQ+ Books You Should Read This April
Queerly Not Straight has got you set with 10 LGBTQ books to check out this April.
Kennedy Ryan’s Books Picked Up By Traveling Picture Show Company
Attention Kennedy Ryan fans, we have some major news for you. The Traveling Picture Show Company (TPSC) has acquired the rights to two of her most popular book series. According to Variety, Kennedy Ryan’s ‘Hoops‘ and ‘All The King’s Men‘…
10 ‘The Last Hours’ Fanfics to Read After ‘Chain of Iron’
It’s now been over a month since Chain of Iron came out, and personally, I’ve been dying for new Shadowhunter chronicles content. I always find those first few months after a new book release to be especially painful, because you’re…
Advanced Review: The Witch King by H.E. Edgmon
I wrote in another book review earlier this year that I’ve been craving more gender and sexual diversity in YA fantasy novels. I could not possibly be more pleased to report that for the second time in a row I…