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Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice is a classic modernist novella exploring beauty, obsession, and artistic discipline through the tragic unraveling of an aging writer in a decadent, cholera-stricken Venice. A foundational work of queer literature and psychological fiction, it remains as unsettling and luminous today as when it was first published.
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An award-winning literary debut exploring friendship, ambition, art, and identity through the decades-long bond between two women whose lives are forever intertwined by love, rivalry, and the pursuit of belonging.
A landmark LGBTQ+ novel that unflinchingly explores childhood trauma, memory, identity, and healing through the intertwined lives of two young men forever changed by a shared past.
A blistering debut about enemies turned lovers, Queering Him explores queer desire, obsession, and power as two millennials are drawn together in a relationship that is as transformative as it is dangerous.
Ancient myths, timeless legends, and modern queer desire collide in this haunting collection of short stories from Charlie David. Sensual, literary, and emotionally charged, Shadowlands explores love, grief, obsession, and the transformative power of longing.
Set in the music world of 1988, Standard Tuning follows a troubled musician joining an all-star recording project while battling addiction, despair, and the search for meaning. Andi Tozier’s emotionally charged novel explores friendship, fame, and redemption with haunting honesty.
A student assistant becomes dangerously obsessed with a celebrated survivor-turned-professor whose carefully crafted public story may hide something sinister beneath the surface.
A spellbinding sapphic gothic suspense novel where a ghostwriter uncovers dangerous secrets hidden within the unfinished manuscript of a legendary author, only to find herself entangled in a web of obsession, desire, and deception.
A dark MM psychological romance about obsession, control, devotion, and the terrifying consequences of love pushed beyond reason. The Maniac and the Muse blends suspense and emotional intensity into a haunting exploration of destructive desire.
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.
