Heather Hogan Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Heather Hogan

Love love love this interview with @megjoneswall by @Nknhall about Meg's new book, Finding The Fool, and stepping away from patriarchal tarot traditions. https://t.co/kQR1IhNoYq

Heather Hogan

Nicola Griffith’s Spear is a gender-bending, queer Arthurian adventure ... There’s magic! There’s sword fights! There’s sapphic romance! And, best of all, there’s Griffith’s melodic prose, which will weave you up in its spell in a matter of pages.

Heather Hogan

People always say Pride & Prejudice is the gayest Jane Austen, but what about Anne Elliot in Persuasion, skulking around in the crunchy leaves alone, pining for her ex from a decade ago, mumbling "some few of the thousand poetical descriptions extant of autumn" to herself.

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Heather Hogan

The thing that continues to shock and delight me about McQuiston is that they stick the landing, every single time. It is so rare — not just now, but always — to be truly satisfied with the ending of a queer story. But McQuiston has pulled a hat trick and done it now three times in a row.

Heather Hogan

I don’t say this lightly: The House in the Cerulean Sea is, hands down, the best found family story I have ever read or seen or heard or played in my entire life. I cried more happy tears reading T.J. Klune’s novel than I’ve ever cried.

Heather Hogan

Priory of the Orange Tree is my all-time favorite book. It’s got powerful, complicated women trying to unravel the mysteries of their upbringings, dragons, magic, sword fights, witches, a longstanding patriarchal religion coming completely unraveled, and an epic queer love story.

Heather Hogan

The Jasmine Throne is set in a world inspired by India and features a brilliant magic system and riveting storytelling that will have you on the edge of your seat — or twisted up in your chair like a pretzel, if you sit like a bisexual — from start to finish.