Queereaders discussion

I recently finished Jersey Queens: Darling & Delightful at the Gay Bars in the 50s & 60s by Phillip Crawford Jr.; a fascinating look at the harassment of and responses of gay bars and their patrons in New Jersey in the 20 years prior to Stonewall.

Now I'm reading The White Guard by Mikhail Bulgakov, historical fiction about Ukraine circa 1918.

Tried to read Love at First Spite, hated it, DNF. Now reading The Roughest Draft, only a couple pages in. Previous to Lobe at First Spite, I read Boyfriend Material and loved it.

Currently starting Gearbreaks (Queer SFF) and got Blood Scion on audiobook to listen en route to work. Really enjoying both so far!

I'm currently reading "Demonetisation Decoded: A Critique of India's Currency Experiment".

going to start Alice Oseman's Loveless tonight :)
and still have the Kane Chronicles on hold, i read like a chapter here and there oops

Another Now: Dispatches from an Alternative Present by Yanis Varoufakis

I'm currently reading The Lightning Thief I'm enjoying it so far! :D

I am starting “what if it’s us” By Adam Silvera

I've finished and reviewed First Time for Everything by Henry Fry, which made me laugh immoderately and sniffle covertly and squirm guiltily.

Not bad for a debut author!

Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Finished Unprotected: A Memoir by Billy Porter. Now reading Love in the Big City by Sang Young Park

Already replied to this thread but I DNF’d The Roughest Draft, too. I then read Something to Talk about, and am currently reading through Alexandria Bellefleur’s Written in the Stars series. Both have been good to me. Oh, I also read Delilah Green Doesn’t Care and that was great.

Reading Lost Boi by Sassafras Lowrey

Started readig again this month and a bit last month. I finished They Both Die at the End Going Down For The Count and Burn It All Down. The last two were comedies. The first one, sad, but underwhelming. I'm currently starting the last chapter of Less. It's a meandering book about middle aged gayness, as he travels around the world finding himself again. There's something to relate to for everyone, but I can't help feeling I would have loved this book in my 40s-60s. I'm 27.

Currently reading Words on Bathroom Walls by Julia Walton