Pride Month: Books With Asexual Representation

If you’ve been around my blog for a while, you’ll know I identify as asexual. So, since June is pride month, I thought I’d share some interesting books featuring asexual characters.

Let me know if you know any others worth being included!

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<- Victor Vale (the main character) is depicted as asexual.

 

Alys, a plus sized girl who has the ability to read runes, is asexual. ->

 

 

 

 

<- Not only is Felicity asexual, but she’s also aromantic. Not all asexuals are also aromantic, which simply means the lack of romantic attraction.

 

 

Zoey, a POC social pariah in a small town full of rich white people where girls keep going missing, is asexual. ->

 

<- Let’s Talk About Love is a contemporary YA novel featuring a Black, biromantic asexual protagonist.

Tash Hearts Tolstoy can be a bit messy about its depiction of asexuality, I admit, but it’s messy in a way that will be very recognizable to asexual readers because it deals with the effects of internalized amisia. ->