How to Date a Fanatic: A Novel by Aruni Kashyap
$20.99A powerful literary novel set in contemporary India, exploring queer love, political unrest, and the search for belonging in a society undergoing profound change.
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A powerful literary novel set in contemporary India, exploring queer love, political unrest, and the search for belonging in a society undergoing profound change.

A financially struggling PhD graduate embarks on one hundred dates with wealthy Los Angeles singles after jokingly deciding to “marry rich,” only to find herself drawn toward a very different future during a trip to Tehran. Smart, funny, and emotionally incisive, Liquid explores class, queer desire, ambition, and the absurd economics of modern adulthood.

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.

A sharp, intimate novel about love, grief, desire, and the complexities of modern relationships. When a married couple opens their relationship, unexpected discoveries challenge everything they thought they knew about themselves and each other.

A sharp, intimate novel about love, grief, desire, and the complexities of modern relationships. When a married couple opens their relationship, unexpected discoveries challenge everything they thought they knew about themselves and each other.

A tender trans friends-to-lovers romance spanning childhood summers and an unforgettable reunion, as two lifelong friends are given a second chance at the love they almost had.

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 young queer photographer becomes emotionally entangled with an enigmatic writer during a summer on the Catalan coast in this lyrical and sensual literary novel about desire, intimacy, projection, and unspoken longing. The Seduction is a slow-burning exploration of queer connection, emotional ambiguity, and the fragile boundaries between fantasy and reality.