Congrats on starting a blog, Leo! I think it's a great idea, and I will contribute when I can. I've read a lot of fantasy over the years, but I don't think I've read these. The only fantasy I've found that has main characters who are gay is in the Nightrunner Series by Lynn Flewelling. 

My absolute favorite series of books in the fantasy/supernatural genre is the Necroscope series by Brian Lumley. He takes the Vampire world to a whole new level.   There are a lot of books in this series and I have them all. Without going to look, I think there are thirteen of them. Cheers... Gary.... 

Thanks Gary. It doesn't have to be "gay themed", I plan on doing it from books I read. Surely I will pay special attention to sexually, gender or just "different"types of characters, but it can be whatever, as long as it as good book. I just want to share and learn from others about books I might not know. There is no point is saying  that The Lord of the Rings or the Song of Ice and Fire are great books, most people know them. So bring on your hidden gems  

3 hours ago, Sweetlion said:

Thanks Gary. It doesn't have to be "gay themed", I plan on doing it from books I read. Surely I will pay special attention to sexually, gender or just "different"types of characters, but it can be whatever, as long as it as good book. I just want to share and learn from others about books I might not know. There is no point is saying  that The Lord of the Rings or the Song of Ice and Fire are great books, most people know them. So bring on your hidden gems  

Yeah, I understood that. I was just pointing out one series that did... since this is Gay Authors.   I really like a lot of Anne Rice's stuff too, but everyone knows her. The Lives of the Mayfair Witches series is her very best, I think, and I've read virtually everything of hers. 

This series can best be described as High Fantasy. No simple story is this, it delves deep and wide into the culture and landscape of this world. The Chosen, the first book in the series sets the tone, it is alien—yet believably rigorous—and richly described. I own a full series of first editions copies, printed in the U.K., as part of my personal library—along with an uncorrected book proof copy of The Standing Dead that I picked up in a used bookstore here in Boston, MA.

Ricardo Pinto, the author, has written on his blog (I’m a follower) that he has re-edited this series, having reduced the the text by a quarter. He has broken the books into seven parts, for practical and artistic reason: there are four new ‘hinge chapters.’ The text is being proofread and Mr. Pinto is working on new covers of his own design. The second edition will be available in paperback and as ebooks and will be released soon.

Like @Sweetlion, I can highly recommend this series. For those who’s attention span is “long-winded” read the original books, otherwise wait for the more concise second editions. Either way, the fantasy reader won’t be disappointed.