Laugh out loud, giggle quietly, or snort in public—we’re not judging. Our Humor category celebrates wit in all its forms, from sharp queer satire to fabulously awkward memoirs, campy essays, hilarious comics, and books that turn identity, pop culture, and everyday life into pure comedy gold.
Whether you’re looking for clever jokes, dark humor, drag-level shade, or just something to lift your spirits after a long day, you’ll find books here that remind us laughter is political, joyful, and essential—especially in queer spaces. Go ahead and LOL, babe!
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Parker is twenty-seven, single, and convinced everyone else received the instruction manual for adulthood. Then a cinnamon heart, an ambulance, and a charming firefighter named John send him into six months of messy love, friendship, hope, and the uncomfortable realization that being wanted isn’t always the same as being chosen.
A razor-sharp blend of queer horror, dark comedy, and slasher thrills, Camp, Pray, Slay follows a group of LGBTQ+ teens trapped in a conversion camp where surviving the summer becomes far more literal than anyone imagined.
A lyrical collection of short fiction exploring love, loss, identity, and ambition, Echoes & Embers traces the quiet moments of transformation that shape who we become.
A scathingly funny, gloriously unhinged debut about lust, obsession, and desire in Tokyo. When an overworked, undersexed 24-year-old decides to change her life, her fantasies, questionable romantic choices, and attraction to women send everything spectacularly off the rails.
A psychologically rich graphic novel murder mystery in which a brilliant psychiatrist, struggling with bipolar disorder, becomes the prime suspect and reluctant detective in a deadly family scandal.
A raw, darkly funny memoir about family, sexuality, addiction, recovery, and learning to understand the person behind the public persona. Chris Olsen revisits the experiences that shaped him and the difficult, messy process of becoming the author of his own life.
Comedy writer Bruce Vilanch looks back on the most infamous television disasters of his career, including The Star Wars Holiday Special and The Brady Bunch Variety Hour, in this hilarious Hollywood memoir packed with celebrity stories, behind-the-scenes chaos, and unapologetic camp energy.
Owen takes a well-paid job cleaning the pool at Witherborne Mansion, hoping to keep his head down around the vampire family. Then a body turns up in the pool, forcing the human pool boy into a murder investigation and directly into the orbit of Theo, a chaotic vampire heir who is becoming impossible to ignore.
A bold, funny, and deeply honest graphic novel about queer identity, online fame, and self-discovery. Leo Rising follows a lesbian influencer in Alaska as she creates a secret trans identity to explore desire, gender, and belonging—only to find that living authentically means facing real-world consequences.
A hilarious and heartfelt memoir about a gay Persian Muslim navigating faith, family expectations, identity, and West Hollywood chaos while finding his voice through comedy.
A daring, darkly funny collection of literary short stories exploring queer identity, desire, shame, and modern relationships through surreal, unsettling, and unforgettable characters.
When Santa skips the chimney and slips in through Dad’s back door, the family dog becomes the wide-eyed witness to the most suspiciously festive Christmas visit ever. With jingling bells, a very full sack, and plenty of questionable “ho-ho-ho” sounds, this adult parody turns holiday innocence into deliciously naughty chaos. Packed with LGBTQ+ camp, dog-narrated misunderstandings, and more double entendre than Santa’s sleigh can carry, Santa Came in Dad’s Backdoor is the ultimate cheeky gift for anyone who loves holiday humor with a wink.
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 witty collection of short plays that transforms everyday encounters into sharp, funny, and quietly provocative moments of connection, discomfort, and surprise.
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.
Amy Spalding’s The Dykonic Handbook is a funny, candid, and practical guide to navigating queer life, from coming out and finding community to dating, sex, queer fashion, terminology, and everything in between. With personal stories, advice from queer elders, illustrations, and plenty of humor, it is a celebration of living openly and authentically.
A wickedly funny and beautifully illustrated guide to self-acceptance, confidence, and silencing those pesky inner demons. The Glam Reaper and her fabulous friends offer sass, practical advice, and plenty of attitude for rebellious souls.
After discovering his boyfriend and best friend are having an affair, Thaddeus Grey flees his collapsing life and unexpectedly finds healing, love, and a fresh start in the countryside.
Comedian Eliot Glazer turns the frustrations, absurdities, and contradictions of queer life into a sharply funny collection of personal essays. For anyone who has ever felt like the odd one out, even within the LGBTQ+ community, these stories offer plenty of laughs alongside some surprisingly tender moments.
A teenager trying to escape suburban Texas launches a fake gay Sasquatch conspiracy to save his school musical and impress his best friend. Wade & Felix Forever is a chaotic, heartfelt LGBTQ coming-of-age comedy filled with internet pranks, queer crushes, and emotional disaster energy.
