For me, one of the hardest things is to find diverse novels in my favorite genres: science fiction and fantasy.
I figured I wasn’t alone in this sentiment, so I decided to make a list of a few diverse SF/F novels that I really enjoyed. Some are queer. Some feature POC protagonists. Some may be urban fantasy or magical realism, but I still consider those SF/F. These are just personal favorites that I enjoyed, and I would really appreciate any recommendations you all have.Read More »
Diversity Spotlight Thursday is a weekly meme hosted by Aimal @ Bookshelves & Paperbacks. Every week, you come up with one book in each of three different categories: A diverse book you have read and enjoyed, a diverse book on your TBR, and one that has not yet been released. Check out the announcement post for more information.
Ever since the news got out of an extremely racist book being published (See Mason’s review here), I’ve been actively trying to read more diversely and supporting #OwnVoices authors. While all of these may not be #OwnVoices, here’s a list of 7 books that I’ve read that personally blew me away, and that you all need to try.
(By the time this post is public, this list will probably be doubled. Or tripled.)
Ida has always been able to skip back through time to a choice that didn’t go well, but she’s never really thought about it too much. It’s just one of the few things she can actually do. But after seeing a doppelganger of herself in the train, she wonders if her power is all she thinks it is.
Why this book?: Heard it had genderqueer representation! Had to jump in this one, especially since the author confirmed it to be #OwnVoices!
I would like to thank the people at Echo Publishing for allowing me to have an ARC of this book via NetGalley.
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