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A powerful debut poetry collection holding grief, faith, queerness, and gratitude in the same breath. Moudi Sbeity reflects on Gaza, Lebanon, language, identity, and the possibility of liberation through compassion and awe.
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 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.
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.
Set in Florida during the opioid epidemic, this evocative poetry collection explores queer coming-of-age experiences, addiction, first love, grief, and resilience against a backdrop of hurricanes, beaches, and Gulf Coast culture.
A haunting blend of queer speculative fiction, poetry, and feminist rage, Dead Boys in Space imagines the generation lost to AIDS not as gone, but as having vanished into the cosmos, leaving future queer generations to inherit their grief, memory, and unfinished stories.
A fierce, inventive poetry collection by Chickasaw poet Jenny L. Davis that confronts myths of Indigenous extinction and asserts Native presence, survival, and queer lived experience.
Stephen S. Mills’s Final Slash Boy blends queer desire, slasher-film aesthetics, grief, and survival into a haunting poetry collection charged with horror, vulnerability, and resistance.
Surreal, sensual, and full of queer joy, Fried Eggs in Bed explores crushes, falling in and out of love, self-discovery, and the pleasures of connection and solitude. L. J. Griffith-Jones’s debut poetry collection finds beauty in the messy, tender spaces between dreams, memories, and desire.
It Never Needed To Be This Way is a deeply personal poetry collection exploring religious trauma, queer identity, emotional abuse, grief, and healing. Through vulnerable and affirming poems, Taylor Kelly offers comfort, connection, and hope to readers navigating their own journeys of self-reclamation.
A thoughtful poetry collection blending therapy language and lived experience, exploring queer identity, motherhood, caretaking, and the healing power of uncertainty.
A luminous, heartbreaking poetry collection reflecting on love, loss, and survival during the AIDS epidemic, where grief and beauty exist side by side.
An intimate poetry collection about passion, vulnerability, and the many shapes love can take.
In this vibrant and celebratory poetry collection, Nicholas Goodly honors the beauty, resilience, humor, and creativity of Black queer life through poems inspired by pop culture icons, chosen family, and marginalized communities. Defiant, joyful, and emotionally rich, Star Power transforms overlooked lives into legends.
An award-winning poet explores violence, trauma, and memory through surreal, haunting poems inspired by fever dreams, horror films, and ghost stories.
An urgent and beautifully crafted poetry collection that explores protest, memory, solidarity, and hope, To the Tune brings lyric grace to questions of justice, resistance, and the enduring power of collective voices.
An honest and deeply moving collection of more than 50 poems exploring womanhood, survival, healing, motherhood, relationships, and the difficult work of beginning again. Stephanie Love writes candidly about pain and resilience while leaving room for beauty, hope, and self-reinvention.
A haunting and deeply personal debut poetry collection exploring love, loss, sexuality, addiction, faith, and self-discovery. Through interconnected voices and vivid imagery, Waiflike examines the fragile beauty and darkness of the human experience.
