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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.
An award-winning memoir about reconciling queerness and faith, told through the lens of Quranic stories and personal awakening.
A compassionate fantasy adventure in which a pacifist healer must defend a town from invasion while confronting the homeland they left behind and the ideals they refuse to abandon.
A dark, lyrical historical novel set on the Saskatchewan frontier, where two outsiders struggle with desire, loneliness, faith, and the lives they have been expected to lead. Natalie Appleton’s meticulously researched novel brings the hidden emotional worlds of its characters into the harsh landscape of nineteenth-century prairie life.
Rooted in NYC ballroom culture and the Nuyorican arts movement, Still, We Are Sacred is a powerful poetry collection exploring queer identity, survival, faith, and tenderness. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 1608643956.
In Roman-occupied Judea, a healer burdened by a messianic destiny finds love with a Greek stonemason who sees him as a man rather than a savior. Together, they dream of escaping Rome, prophecy, and the expectations that threaten to tear them apart.
A guide to progressive, inclusive Christianity, Water in the Desert invites readers to move beyond rigid dogma toward a faith rooted in love, justice, and spiritual freedom. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 0827243529.
An emotionally powerful coming-of-age novel about grief, friendship, faith, and forgiveness as one group of teenagers struggles to heal during their final year of high school.
A candid and deeply personal memoir about growing up in a strict Christian environment, discovering same-sex desire, and learning to live openly and without shame. Marc Gauss traces a journey through religious judgment, sexual awakening, despair, queer nightlife, and ultimately the hard-won reclamation of joy, identity, and the body.
