A Snake Among Swans by Hannah Kaner
$32.00A dark, atmospheric romantasy about a conquered queen infiltrating the court that destroyed her kingdom, armed with forbidden magic, dangerous allies, and a determination to reclaim her throne.
Bold, brilliant, and unapologetically loud on the page—this is where stories sharpen their claws and ideas kick the door in.
Our Feminist Literature collection celebrates voices that challenge, question, dismantle, and rebuild. From foundational classics that lit the first sparks of rebellion to modern works blazing new trails, these books explore identity, power, gender, and the many ways people resist being told who they should be.
Expect fierce essays, unforgettable fiction, radical theory, and deeply personal narratives that refuse to be quiet. These are stories of autonomy, resistance, solidarity—and yes, plenty of joy, too.
Whether you’re here to learn, to rage, to feel seen, or to pass the torch, this shelf is stacked with words that matter.
Showing all 27 results

A dark, atmospheric romantasy about a conquered queen infiltrating the court that destroyed her kingdom, armed with forbidden magic, dangerous allies, and a determination to reclaim her throne.

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 dying young woman becomes obsessed with a mysterious bloodstained visitor whose arrival plunges a decaying manor into chaos in this experimental queer gothic vampire horror novel.

The definitive collection of Carson McCullers’s letters, spanning 1935 to 1967 and revealing her relationships with friends, artists, lovers, and literary collaborators. The correspondence includes McCullers’s passionate attachments to women including Annemarie Schwarzenbach and Marty Mann, as well as her complicated relationship with composer David Diamond.

A witty 1915 collection of suffrage-era satire by Alice Duer Miller, using clever rhymes and humor to challenge the arguments used against women’s right to vote.
Download Now:
PDF – ARE WOMEN PEOPLE
EPUB – ARE WOMEN PEOPLE
This work is in the public domain in the United States.

A powerful graphic novel about healing after sexual assault, the strength of community, and the resilience of queer joy, following one woman’s journey from rage toward recovery.
Translated by Aleshia Jensen & Isadora Jensen

The groundbreaking Gothic vampire classic that inspired Dracula, blending haunting atmosphere, forbidden desire, and one of literature’s earliest queer romances.

A haunting queer Victorian gothic that blends body horror, psychological suspense, and dark family secrets into an unforgettable tale of transformation, rage, and survival.

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.

In a future where parthenogenetic birth gives women unprecedented reproductive autonomy, society is transformed, challenged, and ultimately fractured. Told across three generations, Fruits of Our Labor explores gender, power, autonomy, and the consequences of social upheaval.

In her lyrical fifth collection, Jenny Browne confronts grief, love, motherhood, mortality, and the strange beauty of everyday life. Written through the guiding refrain “I am trying to love the whole world,” these poems find tenderness and humor amid loss, pandemic, memory, and survival.

I Never Knew Me by Meg Layne is a paperback poetry collection exploring queerness, neurodivergence, and self-discovery through lyrical, intimate poems paired with personal photography.

High school rivals Marlowe Jenkins and Priscilla Covington-French reunite as adults to search for their missing former teacher, only to discover that he’s been exploring alternate realities. As they encounter other versions of themselves, their old rivalry begins to look suspiciously like something else.

An unlikely alliance of women rises against a hidden alien empire in this fast-paced science fiction adventure blending political satire, cosmic intrigue, and revolutionary action.

A financially struggling PhD graduate embarks on one hundred dates with wealthy Los Angeles singles after jokingly deciding to “marry rich,” only to find herself drawn toward a very different future during a trip to Tehran. Smart, funny, and emotionally incisive, Liquid explores class, queer desire, ambition, and the absurd economics of modern adulthood.

A dazzling and deeply experimental modernist work by Gertrude Stein exploring identity, love, gender, and human relationships through hypnotic, looping prose. Featuring A Long Gay Book 1909-1912, Many Many Women, and G.M.P., this collection captures the revolutionary artistic world shared by Matisse, Picasso, and Stein in pre-war Paris.
Download Now:
PDF – Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein
EPUB – Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein
This work is in the public domain in the United States.

Obscure Destinies by Willa Cather is a paperback collection of classic short stories set on the Nebraska prairie, exploring identity, memory, and human connection through beautifully understated prose.

In a brutal post-apocalyptic wasteland, Seph is an outsider survivor tasked with escorting a truckload of trafficked sex workers across the country. Facing mutants, cannibals, raiders, and every other nightmare the wasteland can throw at her, Seph’s mission is simple: keep her cargo alive.

In a dystopian world where miscarriage is a crime, a grieving woman is sentenced to nine years in prison for losing her pregnancy. Shadows in Dream Stone is a fierce feminist and sapphic dystopian novel about rage, survival, love, and fighting back against an oppressive regime.

A gleefully gruesome supernatural revenge novel about a murdered teenager who possesses an antique porcelain doll and sets out to make her killer pay, with help from a fellow outsider.

A fierce and unsettling debut novel about female rage, patriarchy, sisterhood, and the search for a life beyond the expectations imposed on women. When Iris enters a mysterious women’s commune, what begins as a possible sanctuary takes a darker and more dangerous turn.

A fierce, unsettling feminist novel about a newly single woman drawn into an unconventional women’s commune, where liberation, female rage, and sisterhood collide with secrets and devastating violence.

Two recently separated wives, both named Rebecca, turn to dating, parenting, and questionable life decisions while accidentally pursuing the same woman. Marissa Higgins delivers a sharp, surreal lesbian screwball comedy about desire, motherhood, marriage, and the fantasies we construct around all three.

In a near-future world where a mysterious catastrophe has left humanity emotionally numb, a woman navigates a series of surreal jobs while searching for meaning, connection, and the possibility of feeling again.

In atmospheric Victorian Yorkshire, a young woman forced into forgery at an isolated estate uncovers a dangerous literary deception, a haunting family secret, and an unexpected love with a defiant maid. The Lost Brontë blends gothic mystery, historical intrigue, and sapphic romance.

D. H. Lawrence’s provocative modernist novel follows sisters Ursula and Gudrun Brangwen and their relationships with Rupert Birkin and Gerald Crich. A searching exploration of love, sexuality, independence, gender, and the complicated bonds between individuals.
Download Now:
PDF- Women in Love
EPUB3 – Women in Love
This work is in the public domain in the United States.

Ann Bannon’s gripping second novel of lesbian life in 1950s New York, where Laura, trapped in a turbulent relationship with the formidable Beebo, struggles between fear, desire, and the possibility of a life beyond the shadows. Greenwich Village, complicated friendships, jealousy, and forbidden attraction collide in one of the landmark novels of lesbian pulp fiction.
Download Now:
PDF – Women in the Shadows
EPUB3 – Women in the Shadows
This work is in the public domain in the United States.