LGBT+ Horror

Looking for some lgbt+ horror lit (novels, stories, novellas)

What I’m looking for:

  • Must by written by a queer author(s)

  • Must have a Proudly Open Queer main character. Not closeted or questioning.

  • Not Romance based. The MC can be in a relationship but them finding love or falling in love isn’t the main focus.

  • Any orientation is fine from Ace to Trans, Bi to Pan, etc.

  • Race doesn’t matter. Can be Black, White, Asian, Latino, etc.

  • Can be from Middle Grade to Adult

Thanks in advance

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u/Damage10511 — 9 days ago

LGBT+ Horror

Looking for some lgbt+ horror lit (novels, stories, novellas)

What I’m looking for:

  • Must by written by a queer author(s)

  • Must have a Proudly Open Queer main character. Not closeted or questioning.

  • Not Romance based. The MC can be in a relationship but them finding love or falling in love isn’t the main focus.

  • Any orientation is fine from Ace to Trans, Bi to Pan, etc.

  • Race doesn’t matter. Can be Black, White, Asian, Latino, etc.

  • Can be from Middle Grade to Adult

Thanks in advance

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u/Damage10511 — 9 days ago

What’s the best or the most important thing the ace and aro communities have brought to the lgbt+ community and lgbt+ rights?

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u/Damage10511 — 2 months ago

Besides Arophobia, what is something Aromantic people experience that other lgbt+ people, including asexuals, do not?

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u/Damage10511 — 2 months ago

For late-realized queer people.

How different do you think your life would be had you known you were lgbt when you were much younger?

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u/Damage10511 — 3 months ago

Hypothetical Question

There’s a show you’re a huge fan of. They announce they’re gonna introduce their first GSRM character. You get excited. You learn the character is Aromantic. Not ace, or gay or bi, etc. Just Aro. How do you feel?

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u/Damage10511 — 3 months ago

“Glad I don’t have to deal with that”

What’s the biggest personal example you’ve been involved in when it comes to romance where that phrase applies?

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u/Damage10511 — 3 months ago