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The Disasters by M.K. England

When Nax Hall is kicked out of the Ellis Station Academy less than a day after he arrived, he realizes that his hot temper has reached a new low. E = MC²? Nah, I prefer ME = LGBTQ². When offered a perilous choice — marry an enemy general or face death — she encounters Soline, a lady-in-waiting who introduces her to the volatile magic of alchemy.

Not Your Sidekick by C.B. Lee

Jessica Tran comes from a long line of superheroes. She’ll figure out answers to both. On the icy world of Gethen, the hardy post-human populace are all ambisexual. As Nick delves deeper into Gatsby’s world of opulence and secrets, he confronts questions of morality, desire and the cost of truth in a society teetering on the edge.

House of Dusk by Deva Fagan

This romantic epic fantasy is a tale of forbidden love, dark betrayal and mythic intrigue that centers on a fire-wielding nun seeking redemption and a young spy torn between her mission and a growing attraction to an enemy princess.

But this technology may come at a price, as explored through the perspective of infantry recruit Dietz as she tries to survive the war with her sanity intact. As Aaron gets closer with Thomas, he considers undergoing the surgery—even if it would mean losing an inherent part of himself forever. As Mahit attempts to bridge the political divide between a star-spanning empire and a small mining station, she also has to work to bridge the cultural divide between herself and the Teixcalaanli women for whom, like a satellite out of orbit, she’s slowly falling.

In her search for valuable tech, struggling scavenger Wylla stumbles upon a corpse wearing a MARK I HAWK mask — an AI device not designed to retain consciousness. While shadowy clouds of political turmoil shadow Mahit’s future, she finds a sapphic silver lining in Three Seagrass, a Teixcalaanli official assigned to assist Mahit in her endeavors. A Pslam For The Wild Built is her solarpunk masterpiece, centered around a society of tech-deprived humans that had to resort to community based farming after the robot revolution caused all synthetic life to wander off into the woods.

After an invasion force touches down from the planet they orbit, The Sharers launch a peaceful war of attrition against their attackers.

This is How You Lose the Time War by by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone

Red and Blue are time-traveling secret agents working for different sides. And she knows that even though she and her debate team partner David shouldn’t have survived, there’s more to their full recovery than meets the eye.

Love, friendship, and loss are all explored in equal measures through the stories and vivid, breathtaking illustrations.

As the agents thwart and counter-thwart each other across the ages, they begin leaving little notes for one another – first taunting, then corresponding, then burning with the sapphic passion of a quasar’s ionized matter jets hurtling across space. Her archenemy Harrow, heir to the Ninth House, intends to offer Gideon her freedom.

This means that they take on male or female sexual characteristics during a brief monthly fertility period called kemmer, and may shift from one gender to the other depending on the month. Truelove blends horror and sci-fi elements with wit and emotional depth to create a queer love child of pulp horror and classic sci-fi, exploring themes of identity and humanity in a universe where the lines between machine and monster blur.

Crueler Mercies by Maren Chase

Exiled after witnessing her mother’s execution by her father’s hand, Princess Vita lives in obscurity, her only companions the crows at her window.

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