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A concise, approachable reference guide that explains 200 essential terms related to sexuality and gender, helping readers confidently navigate modern conversations with clarity, respect, and understanding.
A landmark history that centers Black queer and trans lives in the American freedom struggle, tracing LGBTQ+ Black history from slavery to today and reclaiming stories long erased from the historical record.
A steamy queer romantasy of forbidden love, political rebellion, and sworn enemies caught between duty and desire.
Two bisexual strangers in a New Zealand quarantine hotel spark an unexpected romance through handwritten letters slipped beneath their adjoining doors. Mattie longs for escape from her chaotic family, and Raphael hopes to disappear from his public life for just a moment—until their growing intimacy turns isolation into opportunity. When quarantine ends, the real test begins: can a love born in quiet survive the messy, unpredictable world waiting outside?
A scenic Cornish walking tour turns deadly when sabotage, secrets, and murder stalk the trail in this witty queer mystery.
When outgoing Tsubame discovers Sakura’s hidden notebook of stories, she whisks the shy, soft-spoken girl into starting a drama club—just the two of them. A joyful, heartfelt yuri tale about creativity, courage, and the spark that forms when opposites lift each other into the spotlight.
By Mónica Benítez — Paperback, November 17, 2025
A sharp, emotionally charged sapphic romance about two guarded women, complicated workplace chemistry, and the courage it takes to rebuild your life after everything falls apart. In A Date with Connie Bowler, Mónica Benítez delivers a magnetic contemporary love story perfect for fans of workplace tension, age-gap dynamics, and queer romances where vulnerability becomes the bravest kind of power.
Connie Bowler returns to Baltimore after ten long years, determined to reclaim the career that was stolen from her by a false accusation. Armed with immaculate suits, a smoky voice, and a spine of tempered steel, she’s ready to take back her place and prove—to herself and to everyone watching—that she’s still a force to be reckoned with.
Across the office, Hayden Reid excels as the company’s most brilliant programmer. Precision is her armor; routines are her safety net. But past trauma has taught her that the safest way to live is to keep everyone at a distance—until Connie starts lingering by the office coffee machine, disrupting her peace with confidence, charisma, and an unexpected kindness Hayden doesn’t know how to process.
What begins as casual workplace run-ins soon swells into something charged and undeniable. As Connie pushes forward in rebuilding her life and Hayden struggles to trust the world again, the two women find themselves drawn into a connection neither planned for. But taking a chance on love means confronting their fears, reevaluating their assumptions, and discovering that together, they may be stronger than their darkest memories.
Layered, warm, and quietly intense, A Date with Connie Bowler celebrates queer resilience, emotional healing, and the unexpected ways two people can rewrite the story of their lives—one shared moment at a time. It’s the kind of romance that lingers long after the final page.
For more sapphic workplace romances, slow burns, and queer contemporary fiction, Queerazon.com is the perfect place to explore.
A.K. Mulford; A Heart of Crimson Flames; Golden Court Trilogy; queer fantasy; romantic fantasy; wolf shifter romance; epic fantasy novels; LGBTQ fantasy books; dragon fantasy; magical war; female-led fantasy; sapphic romance; The Five Crowns of Okrith; hardcover release November 2025.
A powerful and intimate story of family, grief, and endurance, A Long Winter showcases Colm Tóibín at his finest—spare, compassionate, and unflinchingly human.
An oral history of Chicago’s Belmont Rocks, a legendary queer gathering place where community, visibility, and freedom flourished in broad daylight. Paperback, April 5, 2026. ISBN: 1968983023.
A deeply researched second volume exploring the lives of thirty-nine men connected to the 1902 Lord Battersea scandal, expanding the hidden history behind a pivotal queer historical event.
A rookie pitcher and a veteran catcher find unexpected love in the heat of a Nashville baseball season. A heartfelt, slow-burn queer romance about ambition, aging, and the game that brings them together.
A rookie pitcher and a veteran catcher find unexpected love in the heat of a Nashville baseball season. A heartfelt, slow-burn queer romance about ambition, aging, and the game that brings them together.
A resurrected antihero, a mage-king, and a queen fight magic, destiny, and their own pasts in this steamy polyam fantasy romance.
When Walt crashes his car during a blizzard, a charming goat farmer named Skylar rescues him—and the two get snowed in together for the weekend. Walt insists he’s straight… even as sparks fly, boundaries blur, and he can’t stop thinking about Skylar once he’s back home. A sweet, funny, snow-bound queer romcom about unexpected desire and the romance you never saw coming.
In a realm torn by war and dark magic, three women risk everything—love, loyalty, and their very souls—to seize control of their fates. Adorned in Blood continues Kylie Wiggins’s spellbinding saga of power, rebellion, and survival.
A tender, queer historical novel set in 1968 NYC, following a bookseller, a mysterious drifter, and a ragtag community of radicals whose lives intertwine inside a subversive little bookstore. A story of love, hope, and found family in turbulent times.
Written by Oscar Wilde’s grandson, After Oscar explores the lasting impact of scandal, tracing Wilde’s shifting reputation and cultural legacy over the decades. Hardcover, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 9798889661764.
A sister’s care turns into something darker in this unsettling “mommy horror” novel. A visceral, queer-tinged story of obsession, identity, and transformation.
A fallen surgeon drowning in guilt meets a mysterious yakuza who offers him one night of escape—awakening feelings he thought were gone forever. A sensual, emotional BL romance about redemption, desire, and the painful hope of starting over.
Kemi Alabi’s award-winning debut Against Heaven dismantles the cultural fictions surrounding race, queerness, and redemption, offering instead a luminous vision of liberation rooted in the body, the earth, and the power of Black queer imagination. Through poems that are tender, fierce, and spiritually expansive, Alabi crafts a freedom dream that rejects empire and embraces self-defined paradise. A stunning and essential first collection.
At 55, former supermodel–turned–restaurant mogul Cleopatra Jones has sworn off romance… until 35-year-old supermodel Destiny Jackson struts into her Atlanta hotspot and reignites every desire Cleo thought she’d retired. What begins as a spark becomes a slow-burn, age-gap awakening filled with passion, vulnerability, and second chances. Set in the world of food, fashion, and southern glamour, Ain’t Too Old to Grind is a sizzling, heart-steeped romance that proves it’s never too late to fall hard—or savor life’s most delicious pleasures.
A Cold War–era artist confronts desire, identity, and unraveling truths in this moody, atmospheric queer literary novel set in 1989 London.
In this lush, supernatural thriller of seduction and power, two university students are drawn into the orbit of a mysterious benefactor whose promises conceal an ancient hunger—and whose desire may consume them all.
All There Is to Lose by Aiden Heung is a paperback poetry collection and winner of the Four Way Books Levis Prize in Poetry. Through spare, lyrical poems, Heung explores memory, grief, family, and the quiet moments that shape a life.
A wildly imaginative queer-adjacent fantasy collection where dinosaurs, time travelers, and lost legends collide in the liminal world of Avalonia.
A chance meeting in Paris sparks a decades-spanning love story shaped by longing and missed chances. A sweeping sapphic romance about the lives we almost live.
Two boys, one endless drizzle, and a slow-burn friendship that turns into something real.
A heartfelt, funny gay romance about growing up, messing up, and finding connection in the rain.
A cozy, funny lesbian romance set between an English night school and the streets of Florence.
A poetic exploration of queerness, immigration, and belonging, Amphibian uses the natural world to reflect the fluid experience of identity across cultures and landscapes. Paperback, April 15, 2026. ISBN: 9798899480072.
Six queer authors reinterpret tarot’s most iconic cards in an anthology of myth, magic, and self-discovery. A mesmerizing journey through stories of love, loss, and transformation—one card at a time.
A thoughtful debut poetry collection that explores meaning, gratitude, and humanity through playful imagination and a cosmic sense of scale.
A moving memoir of one family’s fight to protect their transgender daughter in rural Alabama, confronting anti-trans laws, community backlash, and the power of unconditional love.
The dazzling life of André Leon Talley—told as a radiant fairy tale of style, strength, and self-belief.
A gorgeously illustrated picture book honoring fashion’s most fabulous legend.
A tender, quietly powerful novel about a man rebuilding his life after Angola prison—one small act, one honest choice, one fragile connection at a time. A story of faith, queerness, routine, and the slow work of becoming someone others can trust.
A powerful queer memoir that reimagines Appalachia through the lens of a queer Indian American woman rooted in place and history.
A lyrical and emotionally rich poetry collection exploring love, queer identity, longing, and loss, Another Day, Another Sunset invites readers to find meaning in life’s quietest moments. Hardcover, published April 7, 2026. ISBN: 196897217X.
Anthony Goicolea’s first monograph (Twin Palms, 2004) showcases his provocative staged self-portraits exploring adolescence, identity, and desire. Includes five short films on DVD. Hardcover.
A New York Times bestselling cookbook showcasing Antoni Porowski’s approachable, flavor-forward recipes, blending comfort dishes, global inspiration, and a warm Queer Eye sensibility. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
Let’s Do Dinner offers easy, flavor-forward meals from Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski, focusing on simple techniques, bright vegetables, and satisfying dinners that feel special without extra effort. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
A revenge plan turns into unexpected romance when a teen reconnects with her ex-best friend in this heartfelt sapphic YA story.
At Orun Institute, fire is power—and prophecy demands sacrifice.
A dark, romantic fantasy of rebellion, blood magic, and a love that burns too brightly to survive.
A heartfelt memoir told through journal entries, tracing one trans woman’s first year of living authentically and discovering joy, connection, and acceptance.
A powerful blend of memoir and cultural critique, Bad Fat Black Girl introduces Trap Feminism, centering Black women, queerness, fatness, hip-hop, and pleasure as essential to liberation. Bold, validating, and radically inclusive.
When Skylar and her two dads forget their menorah on vacation, creative thinking leads to a series of hilarious, heartwarming Hanukkah solutions—including a banana menorah!
A sweeping, essential collection of essays honoring Bayard Rustin—the gay civil rights strategist behind the 1963 March on Washington—restoring him to his rightful place as a key architect of nonviolent resistance, economic justice, and queer political history.
A teen struggles with friendship, love, and self-acceptance as graduation nears in Be True, a companion to I Knew Him. Paperback, April 15, 2026. ISBN: 1778135455.
A feral sapphic horror tale of fame, obsession, and transformation.
A reclusive pop star, her beastly bodyguard, and a cursed island where beauty demands blood.
A warm, second-chance queer romance about summer love, years apart, and the question of whether true connection ever really fades.
A tender, funny queer paperback novel about starting over at forty-three, discovering your voice, and realizing it’s never too late to become yourself.
Before I Said It Out Loud — Lissbette Thecla (Paperback)
When careful, soft-spoken Lili meets bright, openhearted Jocelyn, a quiet friendship deepens into something neither girl expected. This tender queer YA story explores first love, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to finally speak your truth out loud.
Perfect for readers who love gentle, emotional, coming-of-age romance.
Being Gay Today Photobook by Adrian Vale Publishing is a large print photography collection celebrating modern queer life through intimate, diverse, and powerful visual storytelling.
A research-driven call to transform workplace culture, Belonging examines systemic inequality and provides practical strategies to build organizations where every employee can thrive. Based on interviews with 200 businesses, the authors argue that genuine inclusion requires engaging those in power—especially men—to become active allies. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
A classic paperback anthology of explicit gay bondage fiction, edited by Richard Labonté and featuring leading voices in leather and BDSM erotica.
A young man navigates desire, control, and identity under the watchful eye of his older brother in Between Two Guys, a reflective queer coming-of-age story. Paperback, April 14, 2026. ISBN: 9798994971413.
A thought-provoking academic analysis of transgender antidiscrimination law, examining how legal debates reveal deeper cultural anxieties about sex, identity, and justice.
When 16-year-old Vin Clearwater-Frigg discovers she’s not human after all, her life is thrown beyond the walls—into a hidden world of magic, supernatural allies, and dangerous secrets. As she uncovers the truth about her origins, Vin must master her powers before the government claims her for their own. A thrilling YA fantasy about identity, found family, and breaking the boundaries that confine us.
A queer biopunk novel of climate collapse and self-discovery, Biopunk: Aristotle follows a brilliant young thinker whose journey to save the world is inseparable from her fight to live as her true self.
An intimate poetry collection exploring life’s dualities, identity, and emotional growth, written with honesty, restraint, and quiet power.
A stirring new collection by Gavin Geoffrey Dillard—blending sensuality, spirituality, and natural beauty into a lyrical meditation on love, loss, and the art of living fully.
A male escort struggling to survive is caught by a client’s furious husband—who blackmails him, uses him, and then shocks them both by wanting something real. A dark, morally gray MM kink-awakening romance filled with hurt/comfort, power dynamics, found family, and a guaranteed HEA.
A heartfelt queer cowboy romance about a bull rider who loses his sight and the best friend who refuses to let him give up—on life, on hope, or on love. Emotional, rugged, and full of rodeo charm.
A monster-filled roller derby sequel where teamwork, rivalry, and queer found family collide in a high-stakes supernatural showdown.
When a skeptical private investigator takes on a case in a seaside town haunted by blood-soaked mysteries, he’s forced to question everything he believes—about monsters, truth, and himself.
When a skeptical private investigator takes on a case in a seaside town haunted by blood-soaked mysteries, he’s forced to question everything he believes—about monsters, truth, and himself.
Book of the Nephilim — Fernando Carpaneda (Paperback)
A fierce, punk-infused visual journey through rebellion and divine defiance. Artist Fernando Carpaneda transforms abandoned urban spaces into mythic battlegrounds where fallen angels reclaim their power. Starring Chuck Klein, this photo collection merges grit, color, and queer intensity into a haunting modern apocalypse.
Perfect for fans of provocative queer art, myth-inspired photography, and boundary-shattering visual storytelling.
A spicy, laugh-out-loud MM Christmas romcom featuring a hidden soccer star, a shy bookseller, and one unforgettable holiday hookup.
In a small Australian town, two estranged lovers enter a marriage of convenience to save a family farm—only to rediscover the love they thought was lost forever.
A freshly divorced lawyer lands in a wine country town—and immediately finds himself tangled in a murder. Cozy mystery meets queer reinvention, with just enough bite.
A beautifully produced tribute to David Bowie’s life and legacy, Bowie @ 75 chronicles seventy-five defining moments in his career. Includes a slipcase, gatefold artwork, photo print, and collectible poster. Hardcover.
The finale of the Blue Delirium Duet delivers a fierce, emotional journey of love, forgiveness, and second chances. Juno and the men of Blue Delirium must decide if their music—and their hearts—can survive the aftermath of betrayal.
Brad Vogel’s Broad Meadow Bird gathers fifteen years of poetry into a vivid, wide-ranging debut. Moving from Wisconsin to New Orleans to New York City, Vogel explores love, identity, memory, and survival through five distinct poetic sections. By turns raw, playful, reflective, and imaginative, this collection showcases a poet coming fully into his voice—and celebrating the creative force that sustains him.
When a demon escapes her prison to reunite with the angel she once loved, she discovers her wife has forgotten everything—including their marriage. A sharp, romantic queer fantasy about memory, forgiveness, and second chances. Paperback
A provocative monograph of Slava Mogutin’s photography, Bros & Brosephines explores queer identity, masculinity, and counter-culture through portraits, fashion imagery, and previously unpublished photographs. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
In the explosive finale to The Oarthecan Star Saga, two captains—divided by law but bound by love—must fight for peace, survival, and each other across the blazing void of space.
Two best friends. One unforgettable summer.
Set during Toronto’s Caribbean Carnival, this affirming teen novel explores body image, culture, and friendship on the brink of adulthood.
A searing literary novel about beauty, desire, and mortality. Adrian—long worshipped for his impossible beauty—wakes one day to find it slipping away. Across the country, his best friend Mark is dying of a strange family illness. As both men spiral into obsession and secrecy, Casanova 20 becomes a haunting tale of queer longing, art, and the devastating cost of being seen.
Roy G. Guzmán’s acclaimed debut Catrachos blends immigration narrative, queer coming-of-age, elegy, and mythic imagination into a bold, unforgettable collection. From family histories and lost voices to pop culture and the flamboyant “Queerodactyl,” these poems move between worlds with emotional depth, humor, and visionary power. A striking tribute to resilience and queer identity, this book introduces a major new poetic talent.
Two former basketball rivals reconnect at a destination wedding, reigniting a love they never truly left behind in Changing the Game, a slow-burn sapphic romance. Paperback, April 14, 2026. ISBN: 1636799973.
A flirtatious bookstore owner and a brilliant neurosurgeon are drawn together by a centuries-old mystery in this witty, adventurous sapphic romance set against the beauty of Quebec and beyond.
A deadly supernatural drug devastates a werewolf community, sending an alchemist and a detective into a dangerous conspiracy. Chasing the Silver Dragon is a dark urban fantasy with high stakes and slow-burn tension. Paperback, April 15, 2026. ISBN: 9798295665967.
A cryokinetic teen escapes a deadly underground fight ring only to become a pawn in a larger conspiracy in this fast-paced sci-fi thriller of rebellion, survival, and the Gifted who refuse to be controlled.
From Alex Gino, author of Melissa, comes a tender middle-grade story about a bookish girl, an unexpected friendship, and finding courage to connect when it’s easier to hide.
Two couples. One snowstorm. A flurry of surprises. Christmas at the Pineview Inn by Molly Gray is a cozy, queer holiday rom-com about love, sacrifice, and the joy of finding home when you least expect it.
Ben Appel’s Cis White Gay is a bold memoir of survival, self-discovery, and dissent—from escaping a Christian cult to confronting new forms of ideological dogma in modern queer activism. A sharp and unflinching look at faith, identity, and freedom.
A woman bound to a celestial warrior and haunted by a dark force must choose between light and shadow in Claimed by Darkness, a fantasy romance of fated mates and forbidden power. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 1648985343.
Clyde & Hay by C. W. Gray is a large print hardcover science fiction romance set on Charybdis Station. When a stubborn Grell determined to avoid love meets a patient former assassin searching for family, their pasts threaten the future they hope to build together.
Clyde & Hay by C. W. Gray is a paperback science fiction romance set on Charybdis Station. When a stubborn Grell determined to avoid love meets a patient former assassin who dreams of family, their pasts threaten the future they hope to build together.
A high-heat MM office romance featuring a grumpy chubby IT genius, a devoted bear boss, forced proximity, and a steamy enemies-to-lovers happily ever after.
Three heartfelt gay romances about second chances, forgiveness, and finding love where you least expect it.
In a world where love is outlawed, survival isn’t enough. A gritty, queer dystopian adventure packed with rebellion, danger, and defiant heart.
A cozy queer fantasy filled with dragons, danger, and a slow-burn m/m romance, Cookies and Claws follows a reluctant prince who would rather bake than battle—but must do both to save his kingdom. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 9798233690860.
A dark, powerful novel about survival and love on the streets of New York, Crew follows a young man who learns to live by rules—until intimacy threatens the walls that keep him alive.
A surreal blend of romance, conspiracy, and mystery—where secret lovers, hidden agendas, and strange forces collide in a story that refuses to stay in one lane.
A powerful queer dystopian novel set in a frighteningly recognizable near-future, where marginalized communities fight an oppressive regime rounding up anyone considered “Other.” Fierce, political, heartbreaking, and ultimately hopeful.
Cruising by Dean Cade is a paperback LGBTQ horror novel set in 1973. When a young man exploring his identity meets someone who understands him, their summer romance collides with a terrifying series of murders stalking their neighborhood.
Minta Suzumaru; Cupid is Struck by Lightning; Boys’ Love manga; BL romance; queer manga; high school romance; Seven Seas Entertainment; slow burn romance; LGBTQ graphic novel; Japanese manga; I Didn’t Mean to Fall in Love; shoujo-style BL; paperback release November 2025.
A moving photographic celebration of gay fatherhood and the many ways queer families grow, love, and care for one another.
A candid, behind-the-scenes photographic travelogue of David Bowie’s Station to Station era — intimate, glamorous, and iconic.
A luminous, queer reimagining of biblical love and loss, Dayspring blends myth, memoir, and faith into a lyrical meditation on desire, devotion, and what it means to survive love’s divine ruin.
A supernatural horror comedy set in 1992, where a missing boy returns unchanged after five years and his former friends must uncover the truth behind his disappearance. A queer, nostalgic, and thrilling read for fans of Stranger Things and classic horror.
In a cursed forest where the dead don’t stay buried, two girls—one murdered, one forbidden to live freely—fight back against the magic that binds them.
A dark, queer tale of love, resurrection, and defiance.
In a cursed forest where the dead don’t stay buried, two girls—one murdered, one forbidden to live freely—fight back against the magic that binds them.
A dark, queer tale of love, resurrection, and defiance.
Two princesses—one murdered on her wedding night, one slain in battle—awaken in a cursed forest and must find true love’s kiss to live again. But as Amala and Kha’dasia journey together, the gods’ cruel bargain turns into something deeper and far more dangerous: love itself.
A charming and thoughtful graphic memoir exploring queer identity, self-talk, and growing up through illustrated conversations across time.
After a tragic loss, a stoic cop’s life collides with a powerful demon in DEAR. DOOR Vol. 1—a dark, seductive Boys’ Love fantasy about survival, power, and an unexpected bond that defies heaven and hell.
A queer YA mystery from Maureen Johnson about Marlowe, an unlucky teen who takes a summer job as a tour guide at an island mansion—only to uncover a deadly secret someone is willing to kill to protect. Sharp, funny, and full of twists, this standalone thriller is perfect for fans of Truly Devious.
A queer YA mystery from Maureen Johnson about Marlowe, an unlucky teen who takes a summer job as a tour guide at an island mansion—only to uncover a deadly secret someone is willing to kill to protect. Sharp, funny, and full of twists, this standalone thriller is perfect for fans of Truly Devious.
Two ghost-hunting best friends board an ancient generation ship for the finale of their webseries, only to uncover a terrifying presence stalking its darkened halls. Magnolia sees the ghosts clearly; Korinne refuses to believe. As their unspoken feelings collide with escalating supernatural danger, the women must trust each other—and the impossible—before the ship and its lingering souls are lost forever.
A darkly elegant mystery set in 1960s Paris. Madeleine Rousseau reinvents herself among the city’s elite—until secrets, temptation, and a relentless investigator threaten everything she’s built. A seductive blend of psychological tension, Parisian glamour, and femme-fatale intrigue.
A dark fantasy mystery set in a city surrounded by monsters, where a reluctant hunter and an ambitious archivist uncover dangerous truths about faith, power, and mutation.
Death’s Mate by C. W. Gray is a paperback science fiction romance set on Charybdis Station. After a devastating galactic war, a resurrected warrior known as Death and a gentle maintenance worker must navigate destiny, suspicion, and their fated bond.
Death’s Mate by C. W. Gray is a large print hardcover science fiction romance set on Charybdis Station. After a galactic war ends, a resurrected warrior known as Death and a gentle maintenance worker must navigate destiny, suspicion, and a fated bond.
A sizzling dark MM mafia romance where two sworn enemies fall into a dangerous, irresistible obsession. Raised in a world that forbids emotion, the narrator is unprepared for Luca—the one man who sees through every mask he wears. As passion turns to something deeper, loyalty and desire collide, forcing both men to choose between the families who control their destinies and the love neither ever saw coming. A high-heat, high-stakes journey with a guaranteed HEA.
Defining Riley — Jaimee J Ellis (Paperback)
Riley Johnson has lived his life defined by other people’s labels—ranch kid, bully, jock, closeted bisexual. After a devastating loss shatters his world, he must confront the identity forced on him and decide whether to live down to the town’s expectations or fight for the person he wants to become. A powerful, emotional story of grief, resilience, and queer self-discovery.
Perfect for readers of heartfelt LGBTQ+ coming-of-age fiction and character-driven emotional drama.
A nonbinary protagonist and their best friend navigate love, identity, and polyamory in Defying Expectations, a thoughtful LGBTQ+ romance about building relationships beyond the norm. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 9798998617263.
In Demon Under the Waxing Moon, a man cursed to attract demons forms a dangerous bond with one stripped of its name and power. What begins as a pact for survival becomes a sensual, soul-binding love story between human and demon.
Als Bennett nach zehn Jahren in seine verschneite Heimatstadt zurückkehrt, trifft er erneut auf Jesse—den Mann, den er verliess, aber nie vergessen konnte. Eingeschneit in der alten Weihnachtsherberge, lodern alte Gefühle wieder auf, während Schmerz und Sehnsucht miteinander kollidieren. Am Heiligabend muss Bennett entscheiden, ob er wieder flieht… oder endlich für die Liebe bleibt.
When Bennett returns home after ten years, he’s snowed in with Jesse—the man he left behind but never forgot. As old wounds and buried feelings resurface inside the Christmas inn, Bennett must decide whether to run again… or finally stay for love.
When a murder with occult overtones rocks her Arizona hometown, ex-screenwriter Morgana Quinn must uncover the truth before she becomes the next victim. With witches, dark magic, and sapphic romance, Desert Magic is a thrilling debut in Dharma Kelleher’s Witches of Wiccanburg series. Paperback
Dans Devenir celle que je suis, Delphine Philbert raconte son parcours de transition à cinquante ans, entre rejet familial, obstacles administratifs, premières affirmations de soi et lutte pour la reconnaissance des droits trans. Un témoignage bouleversant et nécessaire qui interroge les normes sociales et met en lumière la force, la douleur et l’espoir derrière la quête d’être enfin soi-même.
A surreal, witty collection of poems and epistolary fiction, Diane Arbus Goes Shopping reimagines artists and historical figures through humor, desire, and striking visual art. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 1954600690.
A fierce and filthy collection of Bruce LaBruce’s most provocative writings on porn, art, and queer rebellion—Diarios Porno captures the underground filmmaker’s defiant vision in essays, diaries, and rare images that explode the borders of sexuality and culture.
Una colección feroz y provocadora de los escritos más polémicos de Bruce LaBruce sobre pornografía, arte y disidencia queer. Diarios Porno retrata la visión desafiante del cineasta underground a través de ensayos, diarios e imágenes que rompen los límites de la sexualidad y la cultura.
A sharp, illustrated queer coming-of-age novel about teenage boys, sex, friendship, and masculinity, told with humor, honesty, and emotional bite. Hardcover.
A grave-robbing genealogist uncovers deadly family secrets while hunting a lost inheritance in Dig, a darkly comic noir mystery with queer tension. Paperback, April 15, 2026. ISBN: 1998648516.
A tense, character-driven fantasy about four novice rebels fighting to overthrow the Fire Queen’s fascist regime. Packed with danger, stealth, and unlikely alliances, this paperback delivers a gripping tale of resistance and courage.
