Favorite Gay Sci Fi!

Discover the best gay sci-fi books in this curated reading list, featuring captivating queer sci-fi favorites like Philip Jose Farmer’s *The Unreasoning Mask* and thrilling adventures from Mel Keegan, including *Aquamarine* and *Death's Head*. From speculative fiction classics to hidden gems like Frank M. Robinson's *The Dark Beyond the Stars* and *Mission Child*, this collection highlights diverse LGBTQ+ narratives, epic space operas, and unforgettable characters. Perfect for fans of queer literature, inclusive science fiction, and thought-provoking storytelling, these top-rated titles deliver immersive worlds and bold representation. Explore your next favorite gay sci-fi novel today!

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Death's Head

by Mel Keegan

In the 23rd Century, two NARC captains are sent to discover and eliminate the source of lethal designer drug Angel: only their love for each other helps them survive when one is captured and forced into addiction. [gay men] [science fiction]
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The Dark Beyond the Stars

by Frank M. Robinson

A powerful epic of interstellar travel, alternate sexuality, and overpoweringobsession, "The Dark Beyond the Stars" is currently in development by FrancisFord Coppola for a major motion picture project.
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Mission Child

 

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The Unreasoning Mask

by Philip Jose Farmer

One of the most daring, innovative, and prolific writers in the science fiction genre, Philip Jose Farmer has long been hailed for his soaring imagination and compelling storytelling. The Unreasoning Mask, first published in 1981, is Farmer at his best: it's a fast-paced, mystical, high-action adventure. Ramstan is the captain of al-Buraq, a rare model starship of which three have been built. Each is capable of alaraf drive: instantaneous travel between two points in space. When one of the ships mysteriously disappears, it is discovered that an unidentifiable "creature" is marauding through the universe, destroying intelligent life on planet after planet. Ramstan, a thoughtful and moral man, becomes a fascinated yet reluctant pawn in the hands of the strange forces which arise to fight the deadly destroyer. But what price must he pay for becoming the savior of intelligent-kind?
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Aquamarine

by Mel Keegan

A new sci-fi adventure by the master of gay thrillers. Mel Keegan's name is a byword for thrilling gay adventure, in past, present and future. His new story is set in the late twenty-first century, when major land masses have been submerged by the rising oceans, and the Earth is a world of water. Russell is a hydrologist based on the giant floating platform Pacifica, his lover Eric one of fifty Aquarians, a new sub-species who can breathe underwater. When the pair refuse an attractive offer on Eric's services for a suspicious salvage operation, Eric is kidnapped and a fast-paced aquatic intrigue starts to unfold.
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