“But Life Is Just A Party” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A thoughtful magnet featuring Prince’s quote “But life is just a party, and parties weren’t made to last.” Ideal for fridges, lockers, and music-loving queer spaces.
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Thank You for My Life: The Life of Harry Hay by Jim Cartwright
$13.00This lyrical biography in verse explores the life and revolutionary vision of Harry Hay, pioneering founder of the Mattachine Foundation and early architect of the modern gay rights movement.
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The Danmei Culture in Chinese Media and Society by Tingting Hu and Liang Ge
$233.99A comprehensive study of danmei, China’s boys’ love cultural phenomenon, and its evolution across literature, drama, audio, manga, and animation. Tingting Hu and Liang Ge examine how creators and fans navigate queer world-making, platform capitalism, and state censorship.
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The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Gay: Essays by Eliot Glazer
$29.00Comedian 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.
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Tom of Finland – Black Leatherman Magnet by Peachy Kings
$6.99A bold hard magnet by Peachy Kings featuring iconic Tom of Finland–inspired leathermen. Celebrates queer art history, strength, and unapologetic desire.
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Tom of Finland – Leatherman Magnet by Peach Kings
$6.99A bold hard magnet by Peachy Kings featuring a classic Tom of Finland–inspired leatherman portrait. Celebrates queer art history, confidence, and leather culture.
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Tom of Finland – Leatherman with Keys Magnet by Peachy Kings
$6.99A bold hard magnet by Peachy Kings featuring a Tom of Finland–inspired leatherman holding keys. Celebrates queer art history, leather culture, and unapologetic confidence.
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Tom of Finland – Titty Time Magnet by Peachy Kings
$5.99A bold hard magnet by Peachy Kings featuring a Tom of Finland–inspired scene of two leathermen in a moment of charged intimacy. Celebrates queer art history, leather culture, and desire.