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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.
A young woman returns to her family’s crumbling château on the French coast, where grief has warped the house, time behaves strangely, and something ancient may be waiting beneath the sea. A haunting Gothic tale of family secrets, folklore, and the dead who refuse to stay buried.
A thoughtful and deeply personal exploration of climbing as both a sport and a philosophy, examining how risk, community, queer identity, and vulnerability shape our lives on and off the wall.
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.
Allie Tatum never expected to become a parent, much less fall in love while raising two grieving nieces. As she struggles to rebuild their family after tragedy, an unexpected connection with Sam Carter offers the possibility of comfort, healing, and a new kind of love.
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 moving young adult novel about grief, healing, family secrets, and first love, following a teenager who discovers that finding home sometimes means rebuilding it from the ground up.
A chilling young adult horror novel where grief, supernatural terror, and the legacy of racism collide as one teenager fights to protect her sister, even after death.
A heartfelt graphic memoir about family, grief, and the stories that connect generations, as one boy discovers the enduring love passed down through his mother and grandmother.
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.
A moving queer memoir in essays and photographs about caring for a mother with dementia and mourning a disappearing New York.
After a decade-long relationship ends and the deaths of her parents upend her life, forty-something illustrator Jaime isn’t sure what comes next. A surprising new romance gives her another chance at love, but past relationships, family obligations, and unexpected complications stand in the way.
A firefighter-paramedic and the disgraced medic everyone else has written off are forced to work side by side, turning bitter resentment into an unexpected second chance at love.
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 dark psychological romance exploring grief, emotional isolation, and forbidden attraction as two women struggle to redefine their lives in the wake of devastating loss.
A gothic horror novella about an assassin and a grieving necromancer whose attempt to defeat death becomes an unexpectedly intimate struggle against loneliness, loss, and forbidden desire.
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.
From bestselling author and acclaimed poet Ocean Vuong comes a luminous novel about unexpected friendship, chosen family, and finding hope in the most fragile moments of life.
Set against the changing landscape of Atlanta before the 1996 Olympics, this powerful literary debut follows two Black men as they confront love, identity, grief, and the human cost of progress.
One last summer. Four best friends. And a secret that changes everything. As Jaime, Wesley, Chloé, and Seb try to make their final summer before adulthood unforgettable, first love, grief, and an approaching goodbye force them to confront just how quickly life can change.
A haunting, poetic short story collection blending queer identity, Indigenous spirituality, and mythical realism across the boundary of life and death.
A tender collection of essays on love, loss, and living after grief. A quiet, powerful reflection on carrying memory forward.
Part memoir and part practical guide, this compassionate exploration of Black mental health examines trauma, healing, identity, and resilience while offering readers tools for building healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Two women bound by betrayal and grief find an unexpected connection in The Other Family, a poignant slow-burn sapphic romance about love, loss, and redefining family. Paperback, April 11, 2026. ISBN: 1764478312.
A murdered teenager investigates her own death from a whimsical way station between life and the afterlife in this heartfelt mystery blending humor, romance, and healing.
A beautifully written YA novel about grief, first love, and self-discovery as one teenager uncovers the hidden life of her late sister while finding the courage to embrace her own.
Set amid the glittering cabarets and collapsing society of Weimar Berlin, this haunting historical novel explores grief, guilt, queer friendship, and the seductive escape offered by a city dancing on the edge of catastrophe.
Raised by two loving fathers in a remote Alaskan town where werewolves live openly among humans, Lyka comes of age one full moon at a time. A literary fantasy of found family, identity, grief, love, prejudice, and belonging.
A powerful contemporary play that confronts the realities of trans survival, mortality, and hope with honesty, humor, and extraordinary compassion.
A deeply personal LGBTQ+ memoir about growing up gay in a conservative family, finding love and chosen family, embracing motherhood, and confronting an incurable cancer diagnosis. Erin Stoneman recounts a life shaped by resilience, love, loss, and the search for meaning when everything changes.
As a contentious congressional race transforms a small rural town, longtime residents and wealthy newcomers must confront grief, ambition, identity, and the meaning of community in this richly layered LGBTQ+ literary novel.
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.
After driving nine hours south with his mother’s ashes and three decades of silence behind him, Kieran Doyle isn’t looking for love. But a new neighbor, a few unexpected mishaps, and a growing attraction force him to confront the truth about what he wants and whether he’s finally ready to be known.
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 retired Michelin-star chef rediscovers purpose through food while his estranged sister confronts her own unexpected new beginning in this warm, uplifting novel about family, forgiveness, and second chances.
A heartwarming novel about second chances, family, and the healing power of good food, as a retired chef secretly rekindles hope in a nursing home kitchen while confronting the past he has spent a lifetime trying to outrun.
An autistic former rugby player finds healing, hope, and unexpected love while navigating grief in this tender sapphic romance set along the rugged Cornish coast.
A grieving man is offered one last moment with his husband—for a price. A dark, queer horror about love, loss, and dangerous longing.
