A searing and hopeful debut, Let the Moon Wobble by Ally Ang (Paperback, November 11, 2025) blends rage, humor, and lyric grace to explore queer survival, grief, and connection amid global chaos.
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All There is to Lose, Aiden Heung
$17.95All 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.
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Amphibian: Poems by Joseph O. Legaspi
$18.00A 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.
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And the Walls Come Crumbling Down, Tania De Rozario
Tania De Rozario’s And the Walls Come Crumbling Down is a Lambda Literary Award–finalist blend of queer memoir and lyrical meditation that interrogates what “home” means when neither family nor country can offer safety. Told in intimate, fragmented prose, the book follows a young queer woman in Singapore who refuses sanitized narratives and instead builds a life within the mess, pain, beauty, and history of real human experience. Powerful, poetic, and unsettling in its honesty, this North American edition includes a new preface from the author.
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Another Appalachia: Coming Up Queer and Indian in a Mountain Place, Neema Avashia
$19.99A powerful queer memoir that reimagines Appalachia through the lens of a queer Indian American woman rooted in place and history.
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Beautiful Brutal Bodies, Linda Cheng
$20.99A feral sapphic horror tale of fame, obsession, and transformation.
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Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant: A Memoir, Curtis Chin
$30.00A warm, funny, and powerful memoir about growing up gay and Chinese American in 1980s Detroit, centered on a beloved family restaurant that became a refuge for an entire community. Hardcover.
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Gorgeous Gruesome Faces, Linda Cheng
$15.99A chilling sapphic K-pop thriller where fame, desire, and horror collide.
When a grieving ex-idol joins a sinister training program to uncover her best friend’s death, she finds beauty can be fatal—and love even deadlier. -
Hijab Butch Blues: A Memoir, Lamya H
$18.00An award-winning memoir about reconciling queerness and faith, told through the lens of Quranic stories and personal awakening.
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His Little Amber (Vol. 1), Kazki Natsume
$15.99A rescued leopard cub returns as a beautiful young man—and everything changes. A slow-burning Boys’ Love romance of instinct, identity, and undeniable attraction.
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I Am That Unicorn: Memoir of an Indonesian, Arozak Salam
$20.99A vibrant queer immigrant memoir about leaving home, crossing cultures, and building a life bold enough to hold every part of yourself.
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It Skips a Generation, Alison Lubar
$13.00A powerful paperback poetry collection exploring Japanese American internment, intergenerational trauma, and multiracial queer identity—where memory, grief, and love are carried forward across generations.
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Journey to the Heartland, Xiaolong Huang
$11.95Journey to the Heartland by Xiaolong HuangPaperback – July 7, 2022 Based on a true story, Journey to the Heartland is a powerful queer immigrant memoir-novel about survival, love, and moral awakening across cultures and generations. Growing up in a factory town in 1980s China, Hanwei is shaped by a deeply fractured family life and…
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Malay Sketches: Stories, Alfian Sa’at
$16.95Alfian Sa’at’s Malay Sketches is a vivid, urgent collection portraying the lives of Malay-Muslim Singaporeans as they navigate identity, faith, class, and desire. From a schoolgirl defying political protocol to the haunting legend of the hantu tetek, these stories reveal poignant, unsettling, and tender moments within a community rarely represented in Western publishing. Sharp, compassionate, and penetrating, this landmark book brings one of Singapore’s finest writers to American readers.
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Next Time Will Be Our Turn, Jesse Q. Sutanto
$19.00A queer granddaughter learns her grandmother’s secret love story in this heartfelt intergenerational romance from Jesse Q. Sutanto. Spanning continents and decades, Next Time Will Be Our Turn celebrates love, identity, and the courage to live as your true self.
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Nikhil Out Loud, Maulik Pancholy
Original price was: $17.99.$8.99Current price is: $8.99.A Lambda Literary Award–winning middle grade novel about a gay Indian American boy finding his voice on and off the stage. Nikhil Out Loud is a joyful, affirming story of identity, courage, and growing up.
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Quarantine: Stories, Rahul Mehta
Original price was: $14.99.$7.50Current price is: $7.50.A lyrical LGBTQ short story collection exploring the lives of Indian-American gay men caught between family, culture, desire, and belonging.
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Rani Choudhury Must Die, Adiba Jaigirdar
$14.99When two ex–best friends discover they’ve been dating the same guy, they team up to get revenge—and maybe fall for each other instead. Rani Choudhury Must Die by Adiba Jaigirdar (Paperback, November 11, 2025) is a sharp, sapphic YA rom-com about rivalry, redemption, and reclaiming your power—one science fair project at a time.
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She Is a Haunting, Trang Thanh Tran
$12.99A chilling queer gothic horror novel about a haunted colonial house, inherited trauma, and the cost of belonging.
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Sinner’s Prayer (A Dan Randolph/Greg Zhu Mystery), Dwain Lee
$25.00A body beneath a church unearths decades of secrets in this gripping queer mystery. Faith, scandal, and murder collide as one couple searches for the truth.
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Solace: Portraits of Queer Chinese Youth, Sarah Mel Herman
$21.99A moving collection of photographs documenting queer youth in China as they navigate intimacy, identity, and community in a changing cultural landscape.
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The Beauty’s Blade, Feng Ren Zuo Shu
$19.99Two rival swordswomen. One impossible choice. The Beauty’s Blade brings the celebrated Chinese Girls’ Love saga to English readers—a lush enemies-to-lovers wuxia romance filled with passion, honor, and swordplay.
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The Experiment of the Tropics: Poems, Lawrence Lacambra Ypil
$16.00Lawrence Lacambra Ypil’s The Experiment of the Tropics blends history, photography, and lyric imagination to explore early-twentieth-century Philippines under American colonialism. A Lambda Literary Award finalist and Gaudy Boy Poetry Book Prize co-winner, the collection meditates on longing, desire, and the shimmering details captured in archival images. Spare, musical, and deeply evocative, Ypil’s poems uncover the city—both real and imagined—hidden within the frames of the past.
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The Foley Artist: Stories, Ricco Villanueva Siasoco
$16.00Ricco Villanueva Siasoco’s debut The Foley Artist delivers nine inventive, emotionally charged stories about Filipino American lives shaped by intimacy, foreignness, queerness, and diaspora. From a woman attending her ex-boyfriend’s same-sex wedding to drag queens battling at the Iowa State Fair, these stories blend the bizarre and the familiar with humor, tenderness, and sharp insight. A striking new voice in Asian American fiction.
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The Stardust Pirates, Luke Stoffel
$15.99A darkly romantic reimagining of Peter Pan, The Stardust Pirates follows two boys diving for fallen stars in the Philippines—and the love and betrayal that could doom them both.
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The Wife Comes First: Qi Wei Shang (Vol 1), Lv Ye Qian He
$19.99A romantic queer historical fantasy in which a disgraced prince is given a second chance to cherish the devoted consort he once neglected, amid palace intrigue and political danger.
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The Year After My Sister Died (Byanamese Romance #7), Ruth Miranda
$30.00The Year After My Sister Died by Ruth Miranda is a coming-of-age novel about grief, identity, and healing, following two young people whose lives are forever changed after a tragic loss.
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There’s Something Wrong with the Chief (Vol 1), Yang Su
$19.99A sweeping danmei epic of assassins, forbidden love, and fate. When a killer sent to infiltrate a noble family falls for his target, both their worlds unravel in a storm of secrets and devotion.
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Three Hundred Years of Longing: Bu Jian Shang Xian San Bai Nian (Vol. 1), Mu Su Li (Author)
$19.99A nobleman wakes in a sky-high prison with blood on his hands and no memory—now branded an archfiend. As Tealspire collapses, he forms a reluctant alliance with the cold, powerful Tianxiu Immortal to survive and uncover the truth behind his imprisonment. A gripping danmei fantasy from Mu Su Li.
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Timber & Lua: Stories, Lily Hoàng & Vi Khi Nào
$19.95An innovative short story collection that fuses English, Vietnamese, and Vietlish to explore love, loss, and identity across generations—an electrifying collaboration between Lily Hoàng and Vi Khi Nào.
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Time Regime: Poems, Jhani Randhawa
$16.00Jhani Randhawa’s award-winning debut Time Regime blends experiment, dreamwork, and poetic field notes to challenge the violent rhythms of neoliberal imperialism. Moving through ecofeminist, queer, and necrosocial frameworks, the collection traces shifting, intersecting bodies—human, ecological, mythic—as they erode, recombine, and resist. Luminous and genre-defying, Time Regime imagines a self unbound by purity, discipline, or erasure, and alive to the radical mess of living.