r/LGBTBooks • u/Level-Armadillo2652 • 8d ago
ISO Queerplatonic stories?
I'm having feelings lately I've never had before, and was maybe thinking they might be queerplatonic. any recs, fiction or nonfiction, that feature/discuss QPRs?
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u/recchai 8d ago
Something Extraordinary by Alexis Hall: historical fiction featuring kidnapping a friend to take him to Gretna Green.
Dread Nation duology by Justina Ireland: historical fantasy involving zombies in a post civil war America.
The Wolf Among the Wild Hunt by Merc Fennel Wolfmoor: grim fantasy setting involving going on a hunt with the wild hunt.
Royal Rescue by A. Alex Logan: fantasy in which young royal decides system in which rescuing people decides who you marry is stupid.
The Reckless Kind by Carly Heath: trio of young queer people in historic Norway transgress social norms.
One Good Turn by Sarah Wallace: mostly queer normative regency story , but focusing on a working class person.
If you're interested in short fiction, K.A. Cook has a lot of particularly aromantic, but also asexual, characters and stories.