Jessica Pryde is a member of that (some might call) rare breed that grew up in Washington, DC, but is happily enjoying the warmer weather of the desert Southwest. While she is still working on what she wants to be when she grows up, she’s enjoying dabbling in librarianship and writing all the things. She can be found drowning in her ever-growing TBR and exclaiming about romance in the Book Riot podcast (When in Romance), as well as on social media. Find her exclamations about books and pho on twitter (JessIsReading) and instagram (jess_is_reading).
Want to read more indie romance? We narrow it down from the thousands (millions?) to share some of the best indie romance books to start with, including Harbor by Rebekah Weatherspoon and Neighborly by Katrina Jackson.
While there are more Black authors helping bring Black romance into the mainstream, Black romance has a long history.
From hard sci-fi to space operas, there’s something for SFF readers of all stripes in these queer space adventure stories. To the spaceship!
Romance subgenres are fluid, but there are some that we can definitely nail down. Here are the most prominent and very key romance subgenres.
From holiday love stories to historical romances and even a Kraken betrothal, there are lots of new romance books to choose from this month!
More than ever, we need to center Black boys in conversation and remind the living, breathing Black boys in our world that they matter.
Pride and Prejudice is constantly getting new romance novel retellings, but here are some new trends in this subgenre.
Sometimes the things that bumps in the night and the tingles up your spine are a good thing... enter ghost romance!
An exploration of the range of nonfiction comics and how to use those comics to expand your learning.