Review of A Boy Called Cin

A Boy Called Cin by Cecil Wilde. Less Than Three Press. 2015. 5 stars   This is a seriously beautiful, radical, trans and non-binary centered romance that blows me away. Cis gaze is only in the book as far as the non-binary character has internalized it, and that's gently and firmly challenged by the trans …

Review of My Dinner with Andrea

My Dinner with Andrea by Jen Durbent. Hybrid Ink. 2018. 3.75 stars Note: I would recommend that disabled readers be cautious in approaching this story (see review for details), and highly recommend that readers who are trauma survivors look at the content warnings. This is a riveting, intense novel that goes right for the throat. …

Fave Romances with Queer Disabled MCs

This post gives a rather long list of my favorite romances with queer disabled MCs. It definitely shows my bias towards contemporary romance, but there is a smattering of fantasy, YA and historical romance too. I am grouping them by theme. Many could belong in more than one category. I link to reviews where I have written …

Review of Avi Cantor Has Six Months To Live

Avi Cantor Has Six Months to Live by Sacha Lamb. Book Smugglers Publishing. 2017. 5 stars. I loved this so much. I don't know how its possible that a book centering a trans boy getting bullied, dealing with depression, and feeling suicidal can actually feel appropriately light and warm & hopeful but this book totally …