The 2026 Pride Bundle - Curated by Catherine Lundoff and Melissa Scott:
It's Pride again, and time for another queer-themed bundle! At a time when the community is once again under threat, we felt it was more important than ever to showcase the work and the writers that celebrate us. We looked for books that show queerness in all its complexity, with stories that range from pure adventure to profoundly serious, and from across the range of identities that make up our whole. We looked for stories that showcased that many and complex forms that queerness takes — the many ways that we have chosen to be. We looked for stories that engage with threats to the queer world, and for stories that imagine what we might be without threats, for stories that celebrate our joy and our resilience.
And we're pleased to say that we have found those stories, and more.
To find out more about the 16 books in this bundle, click here, and make sure to click on each cover for a synopsis, reviews and preview of each book!
Silver Moon
by Catherine Lundoff
Office of the Lost
by J. Scott Coatsworth and Kim Fielding
Finding Echoes
by Foz Meadows
Of the Emperor’s Kindness by Chaz Brenchley
"I will read anything Chaz Brenchley writes. His prose is melted butter with tarragon, and his characters and worldbuilding equally delicious. Open this book to any page, and you will find something to delight you."
– Ellen KushnerYoke of Stars by R. B. Lemberg
"For fellow word-nerds, Lemberg's linguistic explorations are a thought-provoking journey into how language influences all of us. Lemberg's command of language and narrative nuance makes this a haunting, beautiful read."
– Marian Crane, author of the Lonhra SequenceWorldburner by J. Warren
"...There are secrets, lies, betrayals and surprises – Warren knows how to keep readers in suspense with nearly nonstop action of what one man can do another. It isn't pretty. Five stars."
– Queerscifi.comBlood Moon by Catherine Lundoff
"The lupine ladies of Wolf's Point return in a tense and satisfying sequel to Silver Moon!"
– Author C.M. HarrisSilver Moon by Catherine Lundoff
"Menopausal lesbian werewolves? Seriously? You bet. Nothing serves to re-energize a tired genre than a swift kick up the ass, which is what two-time Goldie winner Catherine Lundoff delivers to lycanthropes in Silver Moon, a nifty page turner that empowers as well as entertains."
– Jerry Wheeler, Out in PrintRunning Dry by M. Christian
"I highly recommend Running Dry – the excitement never stops, and its vampires are anything but stereotypical. It's the first time I have read something by M. Christian, and it left me wanting more. Outstanding."
– Queer Sci-Fi Reviews – MaryannFinding Echoes by Foz Meadows
"The intricate world, grime, skullduggery, and thieves' cant of The Lies of Locke Lamora made newly intense and deliciously fraught by the emotional mastery of Foz Meadows. My heart rises, twists, and crunches precisely as they direct it to."
– Emma Mieko Candon, author of The Archive UndyingEmbodied Exegesis: Transfeminine Cyberpunk Futures by Ann LeBlanc
Outstanding Collection/Anthology
– The 2024 TFR Reader’s Choice AwardsThe Master of Samar by Melissa Scott
"Lambda Literary award winner Scott (Shadow Man) sets a solid mystery plot within an aristocratic, Victorian-esque commonwealth held together by magical curses… Scott hits all the expected beats, and her dark magic system keeps the stakes high."
– Publishers WeeklyThe Rosewood Penny by J.S. Fields
"If there's one thing you should expect when reading a book by J.S. Fields, it's the unexpected. Fields comes up with the quirkiest ideas, whether they write sci-fi or fantasy. Imagine…(a) leader with impenetrable skin, her brother with highly sensitive skin, a princess with visions, horses with half-formed wings… Mix all these ingredients and you'll get a riotous enemies to lovers romance full of surprises and banter."
– Jude Silberfeld-GrimaudOffice of the Lost by J. Scott Coatsworth and Kim Fielding
"Co-writing can be difficult. If you don't have the right balance with your writing partner, the result can feel lopsided, or worse, a mess. Fortunately, Coatsworth and Fielding are a perfect match for writing. Each wrote a POV character in alternating chapters, and the style was seamless to the point that I forgot there were two different authors at all. .. I laughed out loud in the office while reading during my lunch break! Needless to say, I am looking forward to the Coatsworth & Fielding team up again for more of Crispin's and Leo's adventures."
– Estora, Queer Sci FiWas by Geoff Ryman
"A mythic meditation on the enduring power of fantasy and art and on the loss of innocence, both the innocence of childhood lost to the cruel realities of the grown-up world and the innocence of a nation lost to the cruelties of history. . . . A moving lament for lost childhoods and an eloquent tribute to the enduring power of art."
– Michiko Kakutani, The New York TimesI Want That Twink Obliterated! by Trip Galey, Robert Berg and C.L. McCartney
"Queer fiction at its best"
– Lightspeed MagazineReclaimed by Seth Haddon
"A sweetly compelling queer romance…"
– Foz Meadows, author of A Strange and Stubborn EnduranceWolf’s Path by Joyce Chng
"Wolf's Path demonstrates why Joyce Chng is one of the most ambitious and engaging SFF writers today. It's an excellent introduction to her work that's sure to delight you with its evocative prose and compelling ideas long after you've put it down!"
– Bryan Thao Worra, author of American LaodysseyPay what you want! You choose how much you want to pay for these awesome books. (Click on each book above to check them out.) You decide how much of your purchase goes to the author and how much goes to help keep StoryBundle running. If your purchase price is $30 or more, you get 13 more books, for a total of 16: Of the Emperor’s Kindness by Chaz Brenchley, Yoke of Stars by R. B. Lemberg, Worldburner by J. Warren, Blood Moon by Catherine Lundoff, Running Dry by M. Christian, We’re Here: The Best Queer Speculative Fiction 2024 edited by Ryka Aoki and series editor Charles Payseur, Embodied Exegesis: Transfeminine Cyberpunk Futures edited by Ann LeBlanc, The Master of Samar by Melissa Scott, The Rosewood Penny by J.S. Fields, Was by Geoff Ryman, I Want That Twink Obliterated! edited by Trip Galey, Robert Berg and C.L. McCartney, Reclaimed by Seth Haddon and Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng!
Zero DRM. There's no DRM on any of our books. None. Why? For one, we don't believe DRM actually stops people from sharing what they want to share. Second, and most importantly, we don't believe we should be treating our customers as criminals. So go ahead and put these on your tablets, Kindles and smartphones, but if a friend wants to read the bundle, please have them buy one for themselves. With pay-what-you-want, we believe there's a price for everyone. Or better yet, buy one for them as a gift. Help support indie authors!
Support nonprofits. Best of all, you can also give a portion of the proceeds from each bundle to charity. To learn more about these charities and those they help, click the "Learn More" link next the charities when you purchase.
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