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Part memoir, part travel narrative, A Return to Self traces Aatish Taseer’s search for identity, belonging, and home after losing his Indian citizenship, weaving together history, culture, and deeply personal reflection.
Written by Oscar Wilde’s grandson, After Oscar explores the lasting impact of scandal, tracing Wilde’s shifting reputation and cultural legacy over the decades. Hardcover, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 9798889661764.
A powerful queer memoir that reimagines Appalachia through the lens of a queer Indian American woman rooted in place and history.
A fierce and deeply honest essay collection exploring addiction, mental health, sexuality, feminism, motherhood, and identity. Crystal Jeans’ Blueprints combines raw personal reflection with sharp cultural insight in a powerful examination of survival and selfhood.
A National Book Award–nominated memoir of food, addiction, queerness, and self-discovery, Burn the Place traces Iliana Regan’s journey from foraging on a Midwestern farm to Michelin-starred success.
Bold, fearless, and fiercely funny, CHABÓCHI DOLL is a genre-defying collection of essays exploring trans identity, immigration, disability, and joy through the unapologetic voice of one unforgettable writer.
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 warm, funny, and powerful memoir about growing up gay and Chinese American in 1980s Detroit, centered on a beloved family restaurant that became a refuge for an entire community. Hardcover.
Chef, storyteller, and self-described fancyboy Walker Brown serves up a heartfelt memoir about embracing authenticity, finding beauty in unexpected places, and refusing to shrink to fit other people’s expectations.
The long-awaited English publication of Josephine Baker’s memoir chronicles her astonishing life as a Harlem Renaissance superstar, Parisian icon, wartime spy, and Civil Rights activist in her own fearless voice.
The groundbreaking story of Renée Richards, the tennis pioneer whose fight to compete in the women’s draw of the 1977 US Open made her one of the most important figures in transgender sports history.
Part memoir, part natural history, and part scientific exploration, this award-winning book reveals the astonishing diversity of the natural world while celebrating the beauty, complexity, and resilience of queer life.
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 reflective memoir about listening, coming out, and personal growth, Hear’s the Thing follows Cody Alan’s journey toward authenticity, empathy, and deeper connection.
Drawing from his real-life romance with Judy Garland, John Meyer’s Heartbreaker is an intimate theatrical memoir exploring the final turbulent months of Garland’s extraordinary life.
A sharp, intimate blend of memoir and cultural criticism, Hello Stranger explores queer desire, fleeting connection, and the radical possibilities of intimacy beyond monogamy—through chance encounters, pop culture, and personal reflection.
A fearless queer memoir about family, secrecy, faith, and double lives. Hiding Out by Tina Alexis Allen is a gripping story of self-discovery and the power of truth to set us free.
An award-winning memoir about reconciling queerness and faith, told through the lens of Quranic stories and personal awakening.
A late-in-life coming-out story that shatters a long marriage, Hurricane Lessons is a raw memoir of identity, abuse, and reclaiming self. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 9798897400140.
A vibrant queer immigrant memoir about leaving home, crossing cultures, and building a life bold enough to hold every part of yourself.
A fearless solo journey across Africa becomes a powerful exploration of identity and independence. A queer feminist memoir of travel, curiosity, and defiance.
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 powerful paperback poetry collection exploring Japanese American internment, intergenerational trauma, and multiracial queer identity—where memory, grief, and love are carried forward across generations.
A moving queer memoir in essays and photographs about caring for a mother with dementia and mourning a disappearing New York.
A bold, empowering memoir from Black, gay venture capitalist Arlan Hamilton. It’s About Damn Time reframes being underestimated as a powerful advantage—and a path to building success on your own terms.
A fierce, funny, and deeply moving memoir from a Black queer ER nurse on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Journal of a Black Queer Nurse, Britney Daniels chronicles the daily realities of emergency-room care, exposing how racism, inequality, and a profit-driven healthcare system shape who is protected—and who is not. Told with sharp humor and uncompromising honesty, these diary entries reveal nursing as an act of resistance, survival, and radical compassion.
A moving memoir of self-discovery, love, and resilience that follows one gay man’s journey through the sexual revolution, the AIDS crisis, and the search for belonging in an often hostile world.
A bold, funny, and deeply honest graphic novel about queer identity, online fame, and self-discovery. Leo Rising follows a lesbian influencer in Alaska as she creates a secret trans identity to explore desire, gender, and belonging—only to find that living authentically means facing real-world consequences.
A personal memoir and harm-reduction guide exploring MDMA as a tool for connection, healing, and emotional renewal in adult life.
A heartfelt and beautifully written memoir about rebuilding life, love, and family in rural Spain. In Little Ruins, Manni Coe chronicles the challenges and joys of restoring a crumbling farmstead while confronting old wounds and creating an unconventional home filled with compassion and resilience.
A moving memoir of acceptance and unconditional love, Love, Ellen follows a mother’s journey to understanding her gay daughter—and becoming an advocate for LGBTQ+ families everywhere.
An illuminating memoir from one of America’s foremost LGBTQ historians, tracing his journey from a devout Catholic upbringing in the Bronx to becoming a pioneering voice in gay history and social justice.
A hilarious and heartfelt memoir about a gay Persian Muslim navigating faith, family expectations, identity, and West Hollywood chaos while finding his voice through comedy.
A candid and deeply personal memoir about growing up intersex in the American Midwest, navigating identity, masculinity, and self-acceptance. Chris M. Arnone shares an inspiring journey that sheds light on an often-overlooked part of the LGBTQIA+ experience.
A bestselling memoir of courage and conviction, One Life follows Megan Rapinoe’s journey from soccer star to outspoken advocate for equality, justice, and living authentically.
A gritty queer memoir about a fallen police officer, addiction, reinvention, and the raw pursuit of healing after everything comes undone.
Growing up Catholic in the 1970s, Cindy Mundahl spent decades trying to fit into expectations that never felt right. Reclamation is a thoughtful and deeply personal memoir about discovering life as an asexual and aromantic person, embracing authenticity, and finding wholeness.
A moving, often funny memoir from queer Mi’kmaw comedian and broadcaster Candy Palmater. Running Down a Dream is a powerful call to embrace failure, trust yourself, and pursue the life you want—no matter when you start.
An unflinching and deeply personal memoir from actor, dancer, and advocate Alyson Stoner, exploring child stardom, identity, trauma, mental health, and the long journey toward healing and self-acceptance.
A deeply personal queer memoir about trauma, performance, and reclaiming one’s voice, moving from silence and survival to expression, glitter, and hard-won healing.
Blending memoir, faith, family, and a lifelong love of classic cars, Kenneth Allen Burr recounts his journey from trauma and self-doubt toward healing, acceptance, and hope.
A classic culinary memoir blending recipes, art, and bohemian life, The Alice B. Toklas Cook Book is famous for its wit—and its legendary “Haschich Fudge.” Paperback, May 18, 2021. ISBN: 0063043807.
From high fashion to prison walls, this unforgettable memoir chronicles one man’s extraordinary journey through glamour, scandal, survival, and the enduring power of humor.
Jai Montag’s The Cost of Survival combines memoir, poetry, and social commentary to examine the realities of queer homelessness in small city America with honesty, compassion, and urgency.
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.
A powerful blend of memoir and history tracing two families’ intertwined survival through WWII exile—and the legacy of displacement across generations.
Hollywood gossip meets memoir in Hedda Hopper’s candid, combative account of the movie business and the stars who made it famous. From Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe to Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelly, and the Hollywood establishment itself, Hopper offers an insider’s view of celebrity, scandal, ambition, and life under the studio spotlight.
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A raw and intimate collection of poetry and illustrations exploring trauma, survival, and healing through a queer lens. Paperback, April 14, 2026. ISBN: 9798994279748.
A candid and deeply personal memoir about growing up in a strict Christian environment, discovering same-sex desire, and learning to live openly and without shame. Marc Gauss traces a journey through religious judgment, sexual awakening, despair, queer nightlife, and ultimately the hard-won reclamation of joy, identity, and the body.
Raw, fearless, and deeply personal, you stupid slut is a hybrid memoir that blends poetry, prose, and experimental forms to explore trauma, gender, desire, addiction, and the difficult work of reclaiming oneself.
