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Spanning decades from rural China to modern New York, Cinema Love is a powerful LGBTQ literary novel about forbidden relationships, immigrant survival, hidden queer lives, and the enduring weight of memory and desire.
A luminous, queer reimagining of biblical love and loss, Dayspring blends myth, memoir, and faith into a lyrical meditation on desire, devotion, and what it means to survive love’s divine ruin.
A powerful debut set in 1970s England, Jean tells the story of a troubled Jewish teenager whose first love offers both hope and danger during one transformative summer at an alternative boarding school.
Eight unforgettable women. Eight beautifully written stories of longing, vulnerability, and desire. O: Volume Two is a sophisticated collection of sapphic literary erotica paired with original artwork that celebrates intimacy in all its emotional complexity.
In this lush historical fantasy of secrets and seduction, two men—an aristocrat bound by shame and a rogue hardened by loss—navigate love, betrayal, and the ghosts that bind them. Book 3 in Camille Duplessis’s Threads of Wyrd series.
Winner of the National Book Award for Translated Literature and the International Booker Prize, Taiwan Travelogue is a beautifully layered sapphic historical novel exploring love, language, food, colonialism, and the hidden histories that shape human connection.
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.
A magical, multigenerational novel that blends historical fiction, family secrets, and quiet fantasy as one young woman uncovers an extraordinary legacy connecting memory, love, and the written word across generations.
A powerful historical epic set in 16th-century Mexico, where a ruthless mine owner, a secret Indigenous rebel, and a politically savvy noblewoman collide in a rebellion that threatens the Spanish empire.
A poignant historical novel imagining the final six days of Elizabeth Short’s life, focusing not on her infamous murder, but on friendship, queer love, survival, and the everyday courage of women in postwar Los Angeles.
In this sweeping speculative thriller, Alan Turing invents a machine capable of sending messages into the past, setting off a hidden legacy of secrecy, ethical dilemmas, and history-altering decisions across generations.
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.
Inspired by the true history of the infamous Magdalene-style reform schools, this powerful historical novel follows six young women whose courage, friendship, and resilience become their greatest acts of defiance.
A retired professor inherits a mystery tied to his grandfather’s secret life as a WWII spy in the Canary Islands. Where the Light Stops is a haunting historical espionage thriller filled with hidden letters, Nazi secrets, wartime shadows, and danger stretching across generations.
