7 LGBTQIA Books for May: Slaying You, Dream on, Ramona Riley and more
May’s LGBTQIA books include Slaying You, Dream On, Ramona Riley, and more. Check out the rest of the list for something to read this month!
![James Ian and Margo Gignac Discuss Disaster Inequality in the Powerful Short Film ‘Emergency Plan’ [Interview] Margo Gignac and James Ian in 'Emergency Plan."](https://eulaliemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/frame_6030-1-e1744842553247-1024x682.jpg "Margo Gignac and James Ian in 'Emergency Plan.\" - Eulalie Magazine")
7 LGBTQIA Books for May: Slaying You, Dream on, Ramona Riley and more
May’s LGBTQIA books include Slaying You, Dream On, Ramona Riley, and more. Check out the rest of the list for something to read this month!
Mother of Rome: A Fierce Testament to Strong Women — Book Review
Thematically, Mother of Rome is a love letter to motherhood. It also turns the werewolf legend on its head — woman becoming wolf. Read our review of the novel!
The Accountant 2 Review: A Fun and Action-Packed Sequel That’s Also a Buddy Comedy
The Accountant 2 is a worthy sequel that feels different from its predecessor by forgoing the seriousness of the first film and adding a buddy comedy element.
![James Ian and Margo Gignac Discuss Disaster Inequality in the Powerful Short Film ‘Emergency Plan’ [Interview] Margo Gignac and James Ian in 'Emergency Plan."](https://eulaliemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/frame_6030-1-e1744842553247-600x400.jpg "Margo Gignac and James Ian in 'Emergency Plan.\" - Eulalie Magazine")
James Ian and Margo Gignac Discuss Disaster Inequality in the Powerful Short Film ‘Emergency Plan’ [Interview]
James Ian and Margo Gignac discuss their short film, Emergency Plan, and how it confronts disaster inequality for disabled families. Read the interview!
Carlie Hanson’s ‘too late to cry’ Peels Back The Pop-Punk Attitude — EP Review
With themes centering around make-ups, break-ups, and the messes in between, Carlie Hanson doesn’t quite strike gold, but at least she is reaching out of her artistic comfort zone. Read on for our review of ‘too late to cry!’
Your Guide to the Renaissance: 5 Must-Read Historical Fiction Novels from the Era
Explore the European Renaissance with this list of historical fiction picks that transport readers to another place and time.
A Nice Indian Boy Review: Groff and Soni Have Off-The-Charts Chemistry
A Nice Indian Boy proves that queer romcoms can also be fun, silly, and successful especially when the leads have insanely good chemistry. Check out our review!
7 LGBTQIA Books You Want to Read This April: Roll for Love, Once Upon You & Me, and more
April’s LGBTQIA books include Roll for Love, Once Upon You & Me, and more. Check out the rest of the list for something to read this month!
The Forest King’s Daughter Review: A Delightful Surprise
The Forest King’s Daughter by Elly Blake is an exciting entry into the YA Romantasy space. It’s cinematic, intriguing, and a lot of fun. Read our review.
Spring into April With 6 Refreshing Romances, Including Releases from Beth O’Leary & Emily Henry
Beth O’Leary and Emily Henry lead a refreshing month of romance releases with several reads that are sure to put a spring in your step!
