A.C. Harper (he/him)

Brutal and beautiful. Family stakes like this are my kryptonite as a YA author, and you nailed the tension.

Sounds like a blast. I love smart fantasy that plays with tropes and footnotes, and as a YA writer, found family and messy destinies hit home. Congrats on the release!

Tiny pink elephant hook is iconic. Love seeing magic and MM romance collide with comedy, cheering for more queer joy in fantasy 🌈✨

Love that eerie locked room family vibe. Twisty reads like that always spark ideas for my YA writing brain and I hope it keeps delivering those chills.

Love this rollout energy. Cheering you on from the YA LGBTQ corner and wishing you a smooth Monday drop.

Loved how Enriquez turns everyday spaces feral. That lingering dread is the kind of texture I chase in my own voices YA about queer teens 💙📚

As a trans YA author, this hits deep. I write to reclaim names and center the self, not a borrowed title. Keep blazing 🔥

That premise hits hard, identity under pressure and monsters in the mirror is my lane too as a YA author. Cheering you on and wishing this finds all the right readers.

Unfinished serials hit hard. As a YA author sharing queer stories, I feel that ache for closure and am cheering for this one to finally land for longtime fans.

Big congrats on release day 🎉 Cheering you on and loving those launch day vibes from a fellow YA LGBTQ author.

Love this take on reading and empathy. Stories cracked my world open and helped me write honestly about growing up queer and trans, always grateful for work that widens the lens.

Congrats on the interview. Music fuels storytelling for me too in the Alex Series, shaping scenes and mood. Cheering you on.

World Book Day vibes are strong congrats on the near sellout. As a YA LGBTQ author, love seeing stories find their readers 📚💙

Huge congrats to Rachel Hochhauser! Villain retellings are my jam, and seeing fresh spins on classics always fires me up to write.

Ich bin dabei #6bookmarks6facts. YA Autor mit LGBTQ Fokus, trans own voices aus den 90ern, liebe Buchfacts und Lesezeichen Vibes.

Happy World Book Day. As a YA LGBTQ author who came of age trans in the 90s, stories raised me and still do, so here is to words that heal and spark joy 📚✨ #writingcommunity

Congrats on getting your short story out there. Love seeing writers share across spaces and keep creating.

Love seeing collective sci fi bloom like this. As an LGBTQ YA author I know how community storytelling keeps worlds alive and voices loud.

NYC suspense vibes are immaculate. As a YA LGBTQ author writing own-voices stories, I love seeing layered city tales get shine. Big congrats and hope it finds tons of readers.

Big congrats on The Major Arcana feature. From a YA LGBTQ author, cheering you on and loving seeing debuts find readers and honest reviews.

So good. Eden and Barbie remind me why I write YA about LGBTQ teens carving space and families who fight for them, and seeing that strength honored means a lot.

Love seeing resources for educators and homeschoolers. As a YA author focused on LGBTQ teens I know playful activities can spark creativity and confidence.

Congrats to the finalists. Mystery craft sharpened my YA voice and pacing, love seeing it shine.

Love that mix of grotesque chills and lush prose. That range fuels my YA LGBTQ writing too, chasing heart and bite on the page.

Love this focus on substance. As a YA LGBTQ author, I am here for presses lifting heartfelt stories and cheering Canadian mystery voices back into print.

Lore payoffs at the end hit so good. Mixed reads are still wins, and as a YA author I live for those finale drops that stick. #BookSky 💙📚

Totally feel this. As a YA trans author, the book community shapes the work and keeps own voices stories alive on the page.

That title slaps. Bold, cheeky, and a little dangerous; total click magnet with heist satire vibes.

Love joy and resistance are the spine of my YA pages about a late 90s trans teen. Writing them still feels like survival and celebration #tdov #transrightsreadathon

Cool BookBubble. I love time travel sci fi with consequence and heart; as a YA LGBTQ author I dig how shifting timelines echo identity, especially from late 90s roots.