Heartbreak is not a failure. It's a field study.
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Aleks Filmore is an indie LGBTQ author whose self-published memoir-in-essays, The Worst Boyfriends Ever, transformed private chaos into connection. What began as breakup notes written at 2 a.m. became a viral sleeper hit – reaching #1 in Gay Fiction, #1 in Gay Humor, #2 in Gay Romance, and maintaining a 4.7★ average from 120+ verified reviews.
Filmore writes about love, loss, and the aftermath with a blend of sharp wit and emotional realism. His work refuses the easy comfort of self-help tropes. Instead, he offers something rarer: confessional honesty dressed in irony, where humor becomes a form of emotional survival and self-awareness is the only real closure.
Now fully committed to indie publishing, Filmore is building what he calls his Heartbreak Canon – a trilogy of emotional evolution that moves from chaos to clarity. Not self-help. Self-research.
"Comedy collides with consciousness. He writes like someone who survived by taking notes."
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Aleks Filmore is an indie LGBTQ author exploring the emotional architecture of love and loss. His breakout memoir, The Worst Boyfriends Ever, hit #1 in Amazon's Gay Fiction and Gay Humor charts and resonated with readers worldwide. His upcoming works, Aftertaste and Am I the Red Flag?, continue his signature blend of wit, heartbreak, and hard-won clarity.
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Three books. One emotional arc. From wreckage to self-recognition.
Because healing isn't linear—it's literary.
| Book | Status | Theme | Tone |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Worst Boyfriends Ever | Published January 2025 |
The chaos of heartbreak | Darkly funny, brutally honest |
| Aftertaste | Coming Spring 2026 |
The silence after survival | Reflective, cinematic minimalism |
| Am I the Red Flag? | Coming Late 2026 |
The accountability arc | Philosophical, self-aware, queer realism |
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"Messy, hilarious, and weirdly healing… each chapter feels like a late-night chat with a friend who's truly been through it all and still managed to keep it together."
Isaias C. – USA
"This book is everything. Hilarious and raw, it's exactly what queer readers need — honest stories about love, heartbreak, and finding yourself in the wreckage."
David M. – Canada
"I laughed. I cried. Mostly I cringed at how many of these stories hit way too close to home. This book is a mirror you didn't ask for but desperately needed."
Marcus L. – UK
"Aleks writes like someone who's been through hell and came back with receipts and a standup set. Brilliant, vulnerable, and painfully relatable."
Jordan P. – Australia
"I finished this in one sitting and immediately wanted more. It's rare to find a book that makes you laugh and feel seen at the same time. This is it."
Sam R. – New Zealand