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I am a sucker for romance, so when I found Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst back in 2021 I was pretty excited to get started. Imagine my surprise when the classic “pretty princess” was more than she appeared.

I knew my first Sapphic romance, Annie on My Mind, would be the first book I wrote about here on 2Q2F. What I didn’t expect was the emotional adventure I would go on.

I watch the most television in Renny and I’s relationship, but due to our hatred of eating at a kitchen table, we find ourselves re-watching our favorite shows whenever we’re in need of something simple and comforting to occupy our dinnertime. We have a rotation of about 8 shows that we watch, beginning to end, […]

Looking to dive into the world of books? Well, you’ve come to the right place! 2Queer2Fiction’s blog is here to guide you on your literary adventures. Strap in, nerds, because we’re about to take you on a wild ride.

Whether you’re a bookworm, a casual reader, or just someone who loves a good story, the team at 2Queer2Fiction has got your literary needs covered. Some tropes can vibe, but do they all? In this edition, we’re diving headfirst into the world of literary tropes in queer fiction.

A gripping blend of zombie action and tender romance. Maser’s masterful pacing and complex characters make this a standout apocalypse tale. The chemistry between Saff and Maddie is electric, their journey intense and heartfelt. A must-read for fans of queer love and high-stakes survival.

Why society is more comfortable exposing youth to violence than sex and sexuality, an opinion piece from 2Q2F

A well-crafted adult romance with relatable characters, witty banter, and a satisfying slow-burn romance. Take Her On by Emily Wright blends themes of love, rivalry, and personal growth, while touching on deeper issues like family and friendship. A charming, low-angst story that’s sure to leave readers smiling.

“Of Ice and Shadows” brings more magic, intrigue, and tension to the world of Mare and Denna. While the plot’s pacing falters and some character interactions feel forced, the exploration of Denna’s powers and the hints of a deeper lore keep the story engaging.

“The Z Word” offers a fun, chaotic mix of zombies and Pride, blending humor with horror. While the concept is intriguing and some side characters shine, the story’s pacing feels uneven, and the main characters lack depth. Despite its potential, the novel struggles to fully deliver on its promise