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A group of stranded humans triggers ecological collapse on a hostile alien world and must rely on a dangerous engineered demi-human in this dark transgender deconstruction of portal fantasy.
A closeted Premier League superstar risks everything when institutional pressure, media scrutiny, and an unexpected romance threaten the carefully controlled life he has spent years protecting. Set in the ruthless world of elite football, A Life of Two Halves is a gripping LGBTQ+ drama about identity, power, love, and the cost of living behind a public mask.
A divorced baker and her scene-stealing golden retriever investigate murder in a quirky Vermont town while sparks slowly fly in this cozy sapphic culinary mystery.
A university freshman with face blindness navigates friendship, anxiety, and first love in this heartfelt queer YA graphic novel. Sweet, emotionally honest, and beautifully illustrated, A Smile Like Yours explores disability, identity, and learning to truly see the people who matter most.
Award-winning queer Iranian Canadian memoirist Roza Nozari explores family, migration, feminism, identity, and belonging while uncovering hidden truths about her mother, her heritage, and herself.
A gifted woman confined to a sinister asylum after tragedy and accusations of witchcraft discovers forbidden love and terrifying secrets in this atmospheric queer gothic historical novel.
A broke bisexual private investigator and a no-nonsense detective clash, flirt, and investigate murder at a scandal-filled Los Angeles hotel in this witty sapphic mystery-romance.
A woman’s carefully rebuilt small-town life is thrown into chaos when her former bully’s beautiful ex-sidekick returns home broke, charming, and suddenly working beside her at the Balsam Inn.
Blending memoir, queer history, romance, and political reflection, Deep House tells the story of two men building a life together during the fight over the Defense of Marriage Act in the 1990s. Funny, intimate, and deeply insightful, Jeremy Atherton Lin’s acclaimed memoir explores love, immigration, queer community, and the hidden histories of outlaw relationships.
Presented as a series of vivid memory fragments, Jim Petosa’s moving memoir recounts a couple’s journey through the AIDS crisis between 1985 and 1990. Blending love, grief, humor, and survival, F R A G M E N T S is both a deeply personal story and an important act of remembrance for a generation shaped by the AIDS pandemic.
Set against the queer communities of 1990s San Francisco, Girls Girls Girls follows two secret girlfriends fleeing Long Island in search of freedom, love, and belonging. Tender, sensual, and emotionally powerful, this queer coming-of-age novel explores identity, first love, chosen family, and the painful process of discovering who you are beyond the expectations of others.
A lyrical and emotionally rich queer coming-of-age novel about desire, memory, loneliness, and the search for connection in post-9/11 New York. Following Calvin Marks from uncertain youth into adulthood, I Dreamed I Saw Augustine explores love, identity, grief, and community through immersive prose and deeply human vulnerability.
Spanning 1980s London and the decades that follow, I Remember Everything tells the story of Billie and the queer chosen family she builds during the AIDS crisis. Heartbreaking and deeply compassionate, this literary novel celebrates queer love, friendship, memory, and the lives that refuse to be forgotten.
A burned-out lawyer accidentally stumbles into the fae realm and into the life of a magically bound demigod in this queer fantasy romance filled with danger, magic, and slow-burning attraction.
A man seeking revenge against his brother finds his plans derailed by an intense polyamorous romance involving a tattoo artist, a college linebacker, and far too many complicated feelings.
A shy café owner in an idyllic English village develops a crush on a nerdy science fiction writer in this cozy slow-burn sapphic romance.
A hyper-focused lawyer’s carefully planned future begins unraveling when he falls into a secret romance with the charming opposing counsel he can’t stand resisting.
Two former university sweethearts are forced back into each other’s lives through co-parenting in this emotional second-chance LGBTQ+ romance filled with angst, longing, and healing.
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After losing his job during COVID and moving into his mother’s basement, Peter Hughes discovers a gay online fitness program that changes far more than his body. Funny, heartfelt, and sexy, Peter in Progress follows one late bloomer’s chaotic journey through coming out, hookups, dating, friendship, and self-acceptance in post-pandemic New York.
After accidentally dialing the Devil instead of the suicide hotline, a lonely queer college student becomes trapped in a dangerous relationship with Mephistopheles in this modern queer retelling of Faust. Darkly funny, unsettling, and emotionally charged, Phoning Faust blends psychological horror, digital-age loneliness, and supernatural temptation into a haunting contemporary fantasy.
A scandalous affair, a murder in the Hamptons, and a husband pushed to the edge. When a glamorous Sag Harbor costume party ends in murder, sociology professor JB Pulaski becomes the prime suspect in a deadly web of betrayal, secrets, and elite social warfare. A tense LGBTQ psychological thriller set amid the beautiful and brutal world of Hamptons privilege.
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.
A student assistant becomes dangerously obsessed with a celebrated survivor-turned-professor whose carefully crafted public story may hide something sinister beneath the surface.
This 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.
A lyrical and queer-affirming reimagining of the Garden of Eden, The Big Twist introduces Elior, God’s forgotten third creation, whose presence transforms the meaning of innocence, shame, and divine love. Blending mythic storytelling, spiritual reflection, and LGBTQ+ themes, this moving novella asks what if hatred, not queerness, was the true fall from grace?
A runaway princess fleeing an incestuous royal marriage becomes entangled in rebellion, galactic politics, and sapphic self-discovery in this sweeping queer science-fantasy retelling of Peau d’Âne.
A people-pleasing fixer accidentally unleashes the ancient entity Eros while juggling feelings for his drag queen best friend and a brilliant Ukrainian designer. Funny, heartfelt, and gently magical, The Fixer, The Maker, The Drag Entertainer is a cozy queer romantic comedy about found family, ethical non-monogamy, messy emotions, and learning to stop shrinking yourself to make other people comfortable.
After discovering his boyfriend and best friend are having an affair, Thaddeus Grey flees his collapsing life and unexpectedly finds healing, love, and a fresh start in the countryside.
A young nun’s forbidden attraction to a mysterious newcomer collides with dark secrets, supernatural horror, and sapphic desire inside an isolated gothic convent.
A young woman restoring a mysterious Victorian house discovers the hidden journal of another queer couple who lived there a century earlier, revealing uncanny parallels to her growing romance with a fellow student. Time After Time is a sweeping sapphic love story about fate, reincarnation, and the chance to rewrite history.
Trixie and Katya take over world history in this hilarious drag-themed coloring book packed with campy reimaginings of famous events and historical figures. Featuring forty-four outrageous illustrations, Trixie and Katya Coloring Through History turns the past into a glitter-covered comedy spectacular.
As a curandero battles a generational curse and spiritual darkness, violence erupts during a small town’s first Gay Pride celebration in this emotional LGBTQ+ supernatural drama.
John Birdsall explores the hidden history of queer influence on modern food culture, tracing how LGBTQ+ communities used cooking, dining, and hospitality as acts of creativity, resistance, survival, and joy. Rich with cultural history and unforgettable personalities, What Is Queer Food? is a groundbreaking celebration of food and queer identity.
