Celebrating Pride: LGBTQ+ Must-Reads!
At Pegasus Publishers, we are proud to feature LGBTQ+ authors in our catalogue. This week, during this annual Pride Month, we wanted to spotlight three titles by LGBTQ+ authors, depicting LGBTQ+ characters.
At Pegasus Publishers, we are proud to feature LGBTQ+ authors in our catalogue. This week, during this annual Pride Month, we wanted to spotlight three titles by LGBTQ+ authors, depicting LGBTQ+ characters.
Ina Shicoff- "Invisible Boundaries"
A story of diversity, adversity and unyielding love, "Invisible Boundaries" tells the tale of two women from different backgrounds and generations who find each other, facing both stark and subtle challenges as they try to make their relationship work. As the novel unfolds, the characters delve into their self-discovery and share with you their fears as well as their judgements. Mirroring reality, this touching story tells of the complex social and personal boundaries that we all must try to conquer in our day-to-day lives.
You can find the book here.
Mia Kazi- "An Unusual Year"
When the flirtatious Jo begins to wonder if she has lesbian tendencies, she begins a relationship with fellow teacher Izzy, then eventually moving on to Julia. The two go on holiday to Laos, where they meet the devious and kaniving Jonno, who convinces Jo to become a drug mule. Fleeing the country, the two are shocked when Jonno appears at their London flat. Jo must face up to the dilemma of his arrival, and also face the fact that has completely fallen in love with another woman.
You can find the book here.
AJ Stuart- "Trapped"
Futurologist Sir Andrew Brown has designed a post-Covid society that can be self-sufficient in times of crisis. When his only child, Sam, opens the sixth Vertical Village, New Horizons, Sam faces numerous challenges and crises, until a new virus variant emerges. Mother nature, politics and social turmoil combine in a deadly cocktail. Can New Horizons survive the crises it was built to survive? More importantly, can Sam?
The book is a pinnacle of non-binary representation, as Sam is a non-binary character. Author AJ Stuart has designed a neo-pronoun "Ne" to represent the current he, she and they pronouns.
You can find the book here.
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