Aromantic Asexuals in Literature

[Jot-Aro Kujo]

Are you looking for aro literature in general, or specifically aroace? Not all aros are ace, so I’m a little unsure which you’re asking about. 

[Ka_tie]

Hi!

I am Aroace and I honestly wish we had a little more representation in literature. While there is starting to be more representation in Film and Media, I find aroace rep lacking in the literature department (it is also still lacking in the film and media area too, but books less so I find). I love to read and am not the biggest fan of TV shows and movies. I typically stick to fantasy cause I find I can ignore the romance subplots (just because I am not a fan of romance) and can focus on the other things going on that often have more importance in the story and that I am more interested in. If anyone has any recommendations of books with aroace rep I would love to hear them!

I just found a book called Aces Wild: A Heist by Amanda DeWitt, it's a good book if anyone was interested and does have aroace rep. 

[organs and bone]

On 4/10/2024 at 10:00 AM, Ka_tie said:

 

I just found a book called Aces Wild: A Heist by Amanda DeWitt, it's a good book if anyone was interested and does have aroace rep. 

I love Aces Wild !! Most of the characters are ace and there is also aroace rep and the book is great. 👍 

[Guest I'm an arrow ace.]

The series Protector of the Small features an aroace main character - Kel. She feels romantic attraction for a little bit at some point in the series, but the author (Tamora Pierce) commented on Kel's sexuality and said that later in Kel's life she doesn't feel romantic/sexual attraction anymore.