As Pride season across the former Yugoslavia (the multi-ethnic federation that dissolved in the 1990s into countries including Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia) draws to a close following the Belgrade Pride march, activists and readers are turning to queer literature from the region to sustain momentum beyond the annual celebrations. A curated reading list of so-called "Yugo Queer" literary works is being circulated, highlighting authors and texts that have long explored non-normative gender and sexuality in the Balkans. The initiative reflects broader debates within the regional LGBTQ+ community about the evolving relevance of Pride parades and the role culture and literature can play in keeping queer visibility alive year-round.