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- Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao. This Chinese history-inspired YA Sci-Fi novel is a credit to its author! Zhao’s characters navigate a relationship that begins as a love triangle and ends in a polyamorous relationship where no one has to choose.
- Indestructible Object by Mary McCoy. There is nothing quite like a book that delves into the realities of relationships and shows the messiness of both the individuals and their relationships.
- Kushiel’s Dart by Jaqueline Carey. This novel is considered a classic in queer sci-fi/fantasy circles. Released in 2001, Carey was inspired by sections of Genesis in the Bible to produce this queer feminist polyamorous fantasy.
- Lola & the Millionaires by Kathyrn Moon. This is a duology in the Sweetverse omegaverse series, and it is, *chef’s kiss*! Not only does Moon explore polyamorous relationships, but also mental health and sexual trauma.
- Kushiel's Dart (Phèdre's Trilogy, #1) Jacqueline Carey (Goodreads Author)
- Complicated Moonlight (DCYE, #2) Lynessa Layne (Goodreads Author)
- Don't Close Your Eyes Lynessa James (Goodreads Author)
- The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Millennium, #1) Stieg Larsson.
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- The Ethical Slut by Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy. The Ethical Slut is the OG book on polyamorous romance and relationships for individuals. It’s a must-have in your poly library because it’s a comprehensive (and hilariously real) guide dispelling the myths and highlighting the skills that are essential to embarking on a “solo poly” journey (though not only).
- Polysecure by Jessica Fern. Is polyamory healthy for a relationship? Is polyamory healthy for my relationship? As you engage with polyamory in your own life, you may find you’re facing the seemingly impossible and diving into some big fears.
- Opening Up by Tristan Taormino. Where we may call The Ethical Slut the bible of single or solo poly, Opening Up is a go-to for couples, well, opening up their relationship to all the forms of ethical non-monogamy and polyamory that it may take.
- The Lilith’s Brood trilogy by Octavia Butler. Switching gears, let’s peek into some sci-fi. Note that, in general, it’s difficult to find mainstream polyam characters in many books or literature, and those that do exist tend to be in older science fiction or fantasy works.
- Learn My Lesson (Wicked Villains, #2) Katee Robert (Goodreads Author)
- Iron Widow (Iron Widow #1) Xiran Jay Zhao (Goodreads Author)
- A Rational Arrangement (Arranging Paradise, #1) L. Rowyn (Goodreads Author)
- Natural Exposure (Bijou Basin #1) Koriana Brackson (Goodreads Author)
- Understanding Polyamorous Romance in Literature
- Top Polyamorous Romance Books to Add to Your Reading List
- Contemporary Polyamorous Romance Novels
- Fantasy and Sci-Fi Polyamorous Romance Books
- Historical Polyamorous Romance Stories
- Diverse Representation in Polyamorous Romance Books
- LGBTQ+ Polyamorous Romance Novels
- Racial and Cultural Diversity in Polyamorous Romance
- Tips For Choosing The Right Polyamorous Romance Book For You
Polyamorous romance is a subgenre of romance literature that has gained popularity in recent years. The genre focuses on relationships that involve multiple partners and portrays characters involved in consensual, ethical, and loving relationships with more than one partner. These books highlight the complexities, joys, and struggles that come with...
With polyamorous romance on the rise, there’s a wealth of titles available for readers to enjoy. From contemporary love stories to fantastical tales of magic, the following recommendations will have you turning pages and falling in love with these unique relationships. As society becomes more accepting of non-traditional relationships, it’s no surp...
Modern-day settings and relatable characters make contemporary polyamorous romance novelsan excellent entry point into this subgenre. A few notable titles to look out for are:
Fantasy and science fiction have long been home to unconventional relationships, making them the perfect backdrop for polyamorous romance stories. A few exciting titles to check out are:
Though less common, historical polyamorous romance stories are an excellent choice for readers who enjoy a touch of the past with their romantic tales. A couple of titles to explore include:
As with all literature, the polyamorous romance genre benefits from diversity in its characters and their relationship dynamics. This includes representation across the LGBTQ+ spectrum, people of different racial and cultural backgrounds, and various relationship dynamics that focus on different aspects of polyamory.
More and more LGBTQ+ polyamorous romance novelsare emerging as the genre grows, giving readers a chance to explore relationships beyond traditional pairings. These novels not only provide representation for LGBTQ+ individuals but also offer insight into the unique dynamics of polyamorous relationships.
As readers seek stories that reflect their own lives, racial and cultural diversity are necessary aspects of great literature. Polyamorous romance novelsthat feature diverse characters and relationships provide representation for underrepresented groups and help to broaden readers’ perspectives.
With so many great polyamorous romance booksavailable, it can be challenging to choose the perfect one for you. But don’t worry! Here are some tips to help you find your next favorite read:
Interested in polyamory, romantic love, and China? 10,000+ authors have recommended their favorite books and what they love about them. Browse their picks for the best books about polyamory , romantic love , and China . Redfern Jon Barrett shares the 5 best books on exploring polyamory and non-traditional love.
Sep 28, 2023 · Polysecure: Attachment, Trauma, and Consensual Nonmonogamy by Jessica Fern. Most relationship advice from therapy rooms to the bookshelf focus on building healthy, stable, and monogamous relationships. This one is different. It’s a polyamory book on healthy relationships from a polyamorous psychotherapist.
