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Currently reading Loop, by Koji Suzuki, the third in the original Ring trilogy. (Before Birthday and S were published of course!)

Currently reading Autoboyography, by Christina Lauren. It's notable that this book centres in on a bisexual male character who is not a hustler, drug addict, "making up his mind", or promiscuous.

I’m currently reading The Five Stages of Andrew Brawley by Shaun David Hutchinson, which is about a teen who was the only member of his family to survive an accident, and has taken to living around a hospital. One day, Rusty is admitted to the hospital after being doused in petrol and lit on...

Currently reading Lie With Me by Philippe Besson. Definitely one of the better books I’ve read lately in this genre. I also appreciate that this is geared towards an adult audience and at the point where I’m at doesn’t appear to be preachy in the same way YA novels are. It also doesn’t have an...

Jack of Hearts (and Other Parts), by Lev AC Rosen. Another YA LGBT themed book. This one focusing in a lot on stereotypes and sex (the act), with a building stalker sub-plot. It’s been an interesting book so far, but I’m only a little over 100 pages in. The Writing is easy to read, and is fun...

Just completed Noah Can't Even by Simon James Green. I enjoyed this way more than I was expecting to. It’s another coming of age LGBTQIA+ themed novel that manages to be different to the others out there, while still treading familiar waters.

I’m currently reading The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow which has so far been a really great read.

Just finished reading Openly Straight and its companion novel Honestly Ben by Bill Konigsberg. They were both really fun and easy reads only taking a few sittings each. Openly Straight follows Rafe and how his desire to not be labelled as the “gay kid” leads to him not being out at his new...

Recently just finished Imaginary Friend, by Stephen Chbosky. This book was really good and reminded me of early Stephen King novels both with the style of the writing and structure of the plot. I also recently finished I’ll Give You The Sun, by Jandy Nelson. The concept was interesting as was...

Currently reading Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. First time reading it and all I can say about it so far is who is John Galt? Definitely a smooth, and easy read.

Currently in the middle of My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante.

Paul Takes The Form of a Mortal Girl by Andrea Lawlor. It’s quite an interesting book with the way gender and sexuality are portrayed through the hero/ine of the novel.

NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and How to Think Smarter About People Who Think Differently (2016 Edition), by Steve Silberman.

Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism, by Barry M. Prizant.

Just finished both Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe and The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Alire Sáenz and I'm now midway through Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman.

Currently in the middle of both Hallam Foe by Peter Jinks, and About a Boy by Nick Hornby.

American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis.

I'm currently reading through a textbook called Children with Disabilities (Seventh Edition) by Mark L Batshaw et al.. I'm hoping to be able to read a whole bunch of books on similar topics over the coming weeks. (If anyone knows of any good books or textbooks dealing with the subject of...

I will be reading Breakfast At Tiffany's by Truman Capote. I've read the novella had quite a few things changed for its film adaptation due to the Hays Code, so looking forward to seeing what those were.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. I wasn't expecting an epistolary novel after seeing the film (maybe I should have), but despite it not generally being a style I go for, I'm actually really liking this one so far.

Soon I'm going to be starting Love Is the Cure: On Life, Loss, and the End of AIDS, by Elton John.

Elton John: The ***** Is Back, by Mark Bego.

Breakfast With Scot, by Michael Downing. As I expected, it's very different to its film adaptation. And though I'm not a huge fan of the author's style, as far as my tolerance for first person narrative goes, the novel has so far been fairly enjoyable.

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy by John Le Carré. So far, I'm liking it just as much as its film adaptation.

I'm going to be starting Mr Mercedes by Stephen King sometime today. Hope it's a good one.

The Woman In Black by Susan Hill. Loved the movie so, as per my obsession, I am now going to start reading the novel it was based on for comparison.

Summer And The City by Candace Bushnell. I read the first book in this series when it first came out and haven't had a chance to read the sequel until now. It's not too bad so far but I'll have to wait 'till I get to the end to have a definitive opinion on it.

I'm about to start a book that I've been meaning to read since it was released: Dear Fatty by the wonderfully comedic Dawn French.

I just finished Tale of Two Summers - Brian Sloan This book is very interesting. Told from the perspective of two characters, Hal (gay) and Chuck (straight), through the medium of blog entries. They have been best friends for ten years, and for the first time since they've known each other...

I had to read this for class but only just got around to it. It is called The Cyborg Manifesto. It is essentially, If you'd like to attemp reading this interesting document, open the spoiler tag below:

This thread exists? Shows you how often I actually visit this section :O Anyways, I am currently powering my way through Metro 2033. Afterwards, the game beckons to be played...