Happy March! Here are bisexual books out in March!
PS: I totally recommend (and kindly am asking authors or anyone else) to use the tags #bisexualbooks , #bibooks , #bisexualrep or any other variation of them when promoting (your) books with bi main character as it makes it easier for me to find books with like that since I follow those tags! π
Books listed:
When Worlds Collide by Erin Zak
The Poisons We Drink by Bethany Baptiste
Comet Cruise by Niska Morrow
Never Leave, Never Lie by Thea Verdone
Go Lightly by Brydie Lee-Kennedy
The Phoenix Bride by Natasha Siegel
Diavola by Jennifer Marie Thorn
Icarus by K. Ancrum
Falls From Grace (Grace Notes #1) by Ruby Landers
Ellipses by Vanessa Lawrence
The Fealty of Monsters (The Fealty of Monsters, Volume 1) by Ladz
Song of the Huntress by Lucy Holland
The Haunting of Velkwood by Gwendolyn Kiste
These Bodies Between Us by Sarah Van Name
The Night Compass (Wilderlore, #4) by Amanda Foody
Small Gods of Calamity by Sam Kyung Yoo
The Dark Feather by Anna Stephens
Like Happiness by Ursula Villarreal-Moura
That Secret Something by Emily Wright
Heirs of Bone and Sea (Dark Depths) by Kay Adams
One Last Breath by Ginny Myers Sain
The Weavers of Alamaxa (The Alamaxa Duology, #2) by Hadeer Elsbai
Saint, Sorrow, Sinner (The Gideon Testaments, #3) by FreydΓs Moon
The Safe Zone by Amy Marsden
Tempting Olivia (Oxford Romance #2) by Clare Ashton
Crossing Bridges by Chelsey Lynford
Sounds of the City by Stacey Ennis-Theobald
Searching for Someday by Renee Roman
Back to Us by Addison Clarke
I scrolled through the tags bisexual books, bisexual rep and variations of them for a while and mostly only found my posts π
I know there aren't many book blogs and authors on here but I was still hoping to find some posts lol π
If you would like to be added to or removed from this list please let me know!
I tried to sort by the blogs' main purpose so people can easily find what they're looking for, but there's obviously some overlap. If you think your blog is listed under the wrong category please tell me and I'll move it.
Community/Safe Space Blogs
@our-queer-experience and similar "our _ experience" blogs (masterpost here)
Just finding these blogs was difficult and I'm only one person so if you run/follow any helpful queer blogs not on the list already let me know so I can add them!
Especially blogs in the sex-ed category or the political/activist/org category that aren't usa-based.
Edit: Someone in the notes tagged some queer literature blogs, so I added a category for queer lit.
Hello :) Do you know of books with bi main character where they used to identify as gay/lesbian in the beginning but then realised they were actually bi. I recently realised I am actually bi and not lesbian so I wanted to read books with characters like me :)
A few different takes on that are Ramona Blue by Julie Murphy, Odd One Out by Nic Stone, and This Day Changes Everything by Edward Underhill - each a solid exploration in its own way! (Odd One Out in particular has a lovely author's note on this.)
The first volume of the comics I Am Hexed, written by Kirsten Thompson and illustrated by Christianne Gillenardo-Goudreau and Amagoia Agirre, was a lot of fun. Charlie is a witch fixer for Senator Royce. When they are suspected of illegal activities, she needs the help of two other witches and a lawyer.
This is an interesting plot, but with only 4 chapters so far, I'm not sure where this is going yet.
Charlie is bisexual, with an ex-boyfriend and an ex-girlfriend that she's still close with. Florence uses a wheelchair or a cane (or a broom on the cover art).
CeCe Ross is kind of a big deal. She and her girlfriend, Silvie, are social media influencers with zillions of fans and followers, known for their cute outfits and being #relationshipgoals.
So when Silvie breaks up with her, CeCe is devastated. She's lost her first love, and now she can't help but wonder if she'll lose her followers as well.
Things get even messier when CeCe meets Josh, a new boy in town who is very much Not Online. CeCe isn't surprised to be falling for a guy; she's always known she's bi. And Josh is sweet and smart and has excellent taste in donuts... but he has no idea that CeCe is internet-famous. And CeCe sort of wants to keep it that way.
But when CeCe's secrets catch up to her, she finds herself in the middle of an online storm, where she'll have to confront the blurriness of public vs. private life, and figure out what it really means to speak her truth.
Genres: contemporary, romance
Order from Blackwell's here and get free worldwide shipping!
Here is a guide to my books! There are kind of a lot of them now. Sci-fi and fantasy romance with bisexual main characters. Full descriptions, content guidance, buy links, etc, at my site.
My first novel Thornfruit, the first of a queer fantasy trilogy about discovering that your mom is maybe doing kind of a lot of murders, and (in books 2-3) that you are in love with 2 people, is on sale for $0.99. Memory magic, secret letters, sea monsters, bisexual pining.
Did you know I co-authored (with @ghostalservice and K. R. Collins) a series of sapphic fantasy novellas called Errant? They're about a stoic bisexual swordswoman and a cheerful lesbian actress who cause each other and everyone else a lot of problems, most of which they then solve. They wander around a fantasy world riding (or falling off) horses, lying to magistrates, getting in swordfights, rescuing orphans, getting magically handcuffed together, and pining for each other. Everyone thinks they are married.
Also: covers like old school romance novels, but gay. Illustrated and designed by the brilliant Laya Rose.
This is the first volume, available as an ebook.
Or if you'd like all the novellas together, in ebook or print, it's 139k words and it looks like this:
πππ Do you know what we could always use a little more of? Bi books! Here are a few coming out in January that would make fabulous additions to your never-ending TBR! (I swear I DUG to find more, so if I'm missing nay, PLEASE mention them in the comments.) Happy reading!
π Honeybloods by I.S. Belle @isbelleauthor
π The Summer Queen by Rochelle Hassan @rochellehassanbooks
π All Things Beautiful by Alaina Erdell @alaina.erdell.author
π The Atlas Complex by Olivie Blake @olivieblake
π A Fragile Enchantment by Allison Saft @allisonhsaft
π A Reckless Oath by Kaylie Smith @kaylsmoon
π Voyage of the Damned by Frances White @franceswhiteauthor
π Lulu Sinagtala and the City of Noble Warriors by Gail D. Villanueva @gaildvillanueva
π The Timeless Legion by J.C. Rycroft @jcrycroft
What are some bisexual books that people don't often talk about but are very good and deserve more love
Ugh so many. It Goes Like This by Miel Moreland. Girl Made of Stars by Ashley Herring Blake. Verona Comics by Jennifer Dugan. Full Disclosure by Camryn Garrett. Death Prefers Blondes by Caleb Roehrig. I think Zack Smedley is the most underrated writer of bisexuality in YA, bar none - both of his books, for sure. With Love, From Cold World by Alicia Thompson isn't totally under the radar, but I feel like people don't know how significant the hero's being bi is. The whole True Queen series by Sarah Fine. (I haaaate when people say the first book isn't bi, oh my God.) Kristen Lepionka's Roxane Weary series and Misha Popp's murder pie series. The Disasters by MK England. I'll stop there, but yeah, so many. (Tbh I think Cool for the Summer and Going Bicoastal, too, but I am admittedly biased.)