Brock, author and book blogger (speculative fiction)Ĭarrie Pack, author (contemporary, speculative fiction)Ĭatherine Lundoff, author (paranormal/fantasy)Ĭrysta K. And of course, check out all the fantastic writing! We want to support all our talented bi+ folks.Īldrea Alien, author (romantic speculative fiction a chapter a month added to In Pain and Blood)Īngel Martinez, author (science fiction and fantasy)Īrcher Kay Leah, author (romance/speculative fiction)ī.A. Please feel free to share and add more in the comments. These were simply the people gracious enough to respond to my call. People who identify as asexual but bi-, pan-, etc.-romantic are included as well. Within that, many people choose other multi-gender-attraction labels. I use it as a political and uniting term for the purpose of activism, visibility, and gaining funding for our whole community. More definitions can be found here, as collected by activist and educator Robyn Ochs.īi+ is a community term it is used here as a welcoming umbrella for all multi-gender attracted people. Individuals may experience this attraction in differing ways and degrees over their lifetime. For the purpose of #BiWeek, we’re using the definition from BiNet USA:īisexual – A person whose enduring physical, romantic and/or emotional attraction is to other people of various sexes and/or gender identities.

As promised, here is a list of bi+ writers, artists, and books.

In Pain and Blood by Aldrea Alien