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“A Group of Gay People is Called a Pride” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A bright, funny magnet reading “A group of gay people is called a Pride.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly queer spaces.
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“And Just Like That, Buddy Knew He Was Gay” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A funny, feel-good magnet featuring a golden retriever, a rainbow, and the line: “And just like that, Buddy knew he was gay.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and queer homes everywhere.
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“Bee You” Magnet
$6.99A sweet, colorful magnet featuring a rainbow bee and the message “Bee You!” Bright, affirming, and perfect for everyday encouragement.
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“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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“Cor-Gay” Magnet
$6.99An adorable corgi in a rainbow bandana with a pride-perfect pun. Cute, queer, and impossible not to love.
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“Don’t Be Afraid To Use All The Colors” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99An inspirational magnet featuring RuPaul’s quote “Don’t be afraid to use all the colors in the crayon box.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly queer spaces.
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“Don’t Fuck It Up” Magnet by The Found
$5.99A bold magnet by The Found reading “Don’t Fuck It Up.” Glamorous, motivating, and unapologetically direct.
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“E-Koala-Ty” Magnet
$6.99A cute, colorful magnet featuring a rainbow koala and the message “E-Koala-Ty.” Sweet, punny, and proudly affirming.
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“Equali-Tea” Magnet
$6.99A sweet, pun-forward magnet reading “Equali-Tea.” Gentle, affirming, and perfect for everyday encouragement.
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“Every Time You Say Woke” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A bold, funny magnet reading “Every time you say ‘woke,’ God makes another drag queen.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly provocative queer spaces.
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“Fight For The Things You Care About” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99An inspiring magnet featuring Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s quote about fighting for what you care about while leading others to join you. Perfect for fridges, lockers, and workspaces rooted in justice.
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“Homosexu-Whale” Magnet
$6.99A cute, colorful magnet featuring a rainbow whale and the phrase “Homosexu-Whale.” Playful, affirming, and proudly punny.
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“I Can’t Even Think Straight” Magnet
$6.99A colorful, cheeky magnet reading “I Can’t Even Think Straight.” Funny, affirming, and proudly queer.
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“I’m Fabulous” Magnet
$6.99A bold, colorful magnet featuring a rainbow unicorn and the phrase “I’m Fabulous.” Confident, affirming, and proudly extra.
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“It’s a Good Thing I Was Born a Girl” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A funny, affirming magnet featuring Dolly Parton’s quote “It’s a good thing I was born a girl, otherwise I’d be a drag queen.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly camp spaces.
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“Lesbians Eat What?” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A silly Ephemera magnet featuring a shocked cat and the phrase “Lesbians eat what?” Absurd, campy humor for fridges and lockers everywhere.
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“Let Me Be Perfectly Queer” Magnet
$6.99A bold rainbow magnet with the message “Let Me Be Perfectly Queer”—bright, affirming, and unapologetically proud.
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“Life Is Short” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99An uplifting, campy magnet featuring Dolly Parton’s quote “Life is short, keep your dreams big and your hair bigger.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly fabulous spaces.
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“Love is Love” Magnet
$6.99A sweet, colorful magnet featuring smiling clouds, a rainbow, and the message “Love Is Love.” Gentle, affirming, and timeless.
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“Men Are Afraid” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A powerful Ephemera magnet featuring Margaret Atwood’s quote on fear, power, and gender. Stark, thoughtful, and conversation-starting.
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“Oh Deer I’m Queer” Magnet
$6.99An adorable deer, a rainbow backdrop, and a perfectly timed pun. Cute, queer, and full of pride.
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“Rainbow Sheep Of The Family” Magnet
$6.99A playful rainbow sheep magnet celebrating queer pride and being unapologetically yourself.
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“Satan Was a Lesbian” Magnet by Ba Ba Buttons
$5.99A campy vintage-style magnet reading “Satan Was a Lesbian.” Retro pulp aesthetics with bold queer attitude—perfect for fridges, lockers, and statement spaces.
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“Sorry I Missed Church” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A cheeky Ephemera magnet reading “Sorry I missed church. I was busy practicing witchcraft & becoming a lesbian.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly irreverent queer spaces.
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“Stop Trying to Fit In” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99An inspiring magnet featuring RuPaul’s quote “Stop trying to fit in when you were born to stand out.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly queer spaces.
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“We’re All Born Naked” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99An iconic magnet featuring RuPaul’s quote “We’re all born naked and the rest is drag.” Perfect for fridges, lockers, and proudly queer spaces.
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“With Liberty and Justice For All” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A bold Ephemera magnet reading “I didn’t grow up saying ‘with liberty and justice for all’ every fucking day to accept anything less.” Direct, political, and values-forward.
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“You Know These Fuckers” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A blunt Ephemera magnet calling out book bans with zero restraint. Angry, funny, and fiercely pro-reading.
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“You Wouldn’t Try To Regulate My Vagina” Magnet by Ephemera
$5.99A bold Ephemera magnet reading “You wouldn’t try to regulate my vagina if it fired bullets.” Sharp, political, and unapologetically pro–bodily autonomy.
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{ twolonelyheavens }: A STUDY IN HUMAN OBSOLENCE by Steph Cai
$11.99A 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.
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200 Words to Help You Talk about Sexuality & Gender, Kate Sloan
$12.99A concise, approachable reference guide that explains 200 essential terms related to sexuality and gender, helping readers confidently navigate modern conversations with clarity, respect, and understanding.
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A Black Queer History of the United States (ReVisioning History), C. Riley Snorton & Darius Bost
$28.95A landmark history that centers Black queer and trans lives in the American freedom struggle, tracing LGBTQ+ Black history from slavery to today and reclaiming stories long erased from the historical record.
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A Bond of Blood and Stone, TJ West
$16.99A steamy queer romantasy of forbidden love, political rebellion, and sworn enemies caught between duty and desire.
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A Book of One’s Own: People and Their Diaries by Thomas Mallon
$18.00Thomas Mallon offers a witty and insightful exploration of famous diaries throughout history, revealing the private thoughts, creative processes, and emotional lives of writers, artists, and historical figures. Charming and deeply literary, A Book of One’s Own celebrates the diary as both personal confession and enduring art form.
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A Case for Forever by Julia Underwood
$19.95A charming sapphic romance where two judges discover that a no-strings vacation fling becomes much more complicated when they return home to the very same courthouse.
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A Correct Account of the Horrible Occurrence (eBook)
This 1822 scandal pamphlet exposes the arrest of the Bishop of Clogher after he was discovered with a common soldier at the White Lion public house in London. Furious, sensational, and openly queer, it attacks hypocrisy in the church and press while preserving a rare early account of a public same-sex scandal.
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A Courtship in Quarantine, Jem Spears
$19.95Two bisexual strangers in a New Zealand quarantine hotel spark an unexpected romance through handwritten letters slipped beneath their adjoining doors. Mattie longs for escape from her chaotic family, and Raphael hopes to disappear from his public life for just a moment—until their growing intimacy turns isolation into opportunity. When quarantine ends, the real test begins: can a love born in quiet survive the messy, unpredictable world waiting outside?
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A Crushing Walk in Cornwall (A Walk Through England Mystery, Book 3) by Nicholas George
$27.00A scenic Cornish walking tour turns deadly when sabotage, secrets, and murder stalk the trail in this witty queer mystery.
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A Curtain Call for You (Vol 1), Shiho Satou & Kiki Emoda
$13.95When outgoing Tsubame discovers Sakura’s hidden notebook of stories, she whisks the shy, soft-spoken girl into starting a drama club—just the two of them. A joyful, heartfelt yuri tale about creativity, courage, and the spark that forms when opposites lift each other into the spotlight.
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A Dance of Dusklight: Book One of the Fractured World Series by J.E. Holmes
$19.99A captivating queer fantasy of espionage, telepathic magic, and self-discovery as an elite spy turns against the mysterious master who shaped her life.
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A Date with Connie Bowler, Mónica Benítez
$18.00A Date with Connie Bowler
By Mónica Benítez — Paperback, November 17, 2025
A sharp, emotionally charged sapphic romance about two guarded women, complicated workplace chemistry, and the courage it takes to rebuild your life after everything falls apart. In A Date with Connie Bowler, Mónica Benítez delivers a magnetic contemporary love story perfect for fans of workplace tension, age-gap dynamics, and queer romances where vulnerability becomes the bravest kind of power.
Connie Bowler returns to Baltimore after ten long years, determined to reclaim the career that was stolen from her by a false accusation. Armed with immaculate suits, a smoky voice, and a spine of tempered steel, she’s ready to take back her place and prove—to herself and to everyone watching—that she’s still a force to be reckoned with.
Across the office, Hayden Reid excels as the company’s most brilliant programmer. Precision is her armor; routines are her safety net. But past trauma has taught her that the safest way to live is to keep everyone at a distance—until Connie starts lingering by the office coffee machine, disrupting her peace with confidence, charisma, and an unexpected kindness Hayden doesn’t know how to process.
What begins as casual workplace run-ins soon swells into something charged and undeniable. As Connie pushes forward in rebuilding her life and Hayden struggles to trust the world again, the two women find themselves drawn into a connection neither planned for. But taking a chance on love means confronting their fears, reevaluating their assumptions, and discovering that together, they may be stronger than their darkest memories.
Layered, warm, and quietly intense, A Date with Connie Bowler celebrates queer resilience, emotional healing, and the unexpected ways two people can rewrite the story of their lives—one shared moment at a time. It’s the kind of romance that lingers long after the final page.
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A Death After Dinner by David S. Pederson
$19.95A classic English country house mystery where a glamorous weekend gathering turns deadly, leaving a history professor to uncover a killer before an innocent man is condemned.
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A Fate Worse Than Drowning: A Novel by Sarah L. Hawthorn
$18.99A haunting queer fantasy where a lighthouse keeper bound by a bargain with the devil must choose between protecting her sister, saving an unexpected love, and sacrificing her own soul.
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A Florida Enchantment (1914)
A wildly unusual silent-era comedy in which magical seeds spark gender-swapping chaos, queer-coded flirtation, and one of early cinema’s most fascinating, complicated glimpses at identity and transformation.
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A Life of Two Halves by Richard Malcolm
$14.99A 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.
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A Long Winter, Colm Toibin
$20.00A powerful and intimate story of family, grief, and endurance, A Long Winter showcases Colm Tóibín at his finest—spare, compassionate, and unflinchingly human.
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A Murder Most Tasty: A Cozy Culinary Mystery by Elianna Bloom
$13.99A 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.
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A Place for Us: Gay Life at Chicago’s Belmont Rocks by Owen Keehnen
$24.95An oral history of Chicago’s Belmont Rocks, a legendary queer gathering place where community, visibility, and freedom flourished in broad daylight. Paperback, April 5, 2026. ISBN: 1968983023.
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A Prince Among Pirates by Katie Abdou
$21.99A rebellious young noble accidentally joins a pirate crew and falls for its charismatic captain in this adventurous queer romance filled with sword fights, found family, and high-seas escapades.
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A Queer Gospel: Jesus’s Life through Rainbow Eyes by Kali Cawthon-Freels
$21.00A bold and thought-provoking exploration of the life of Jesus through a queer theological lens, inviting readers to reconsider familiar Gospel stories with fresh insight, compassion, and radical inclusion.
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A Return to Self: Excursions in Exile by Aatish Taseer
$17.95Part 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.
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A Secret Between Gentlemen: Suspects, strays and guests – Peter Jordaan
$28.99A deeply researched second volume exploring the lives of thirty-nine men connected to the 1902 Lord Battersea scandal, expanding the hidden history behind a pivotal queer historical event.
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A Single Season: A Nashville Notes Novel (Hardcover), Katie Daniels
$31.99A rookie pitcher and a veteran catcher find unexpected love in the heat of a Nashville baseball season. A heartfelt, slow-burn queer romance about ambition, aging, and the game that brings them together.
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A Single Season: A Nashville Notes Novel (Paperback), Katie Daniels
$18.99A rookie pitcher and a veteran catcher find unexpected love in the heat of a Nashville baseball season. A heartfelt, slow-burn queer romance about ambition, aging, and the game that brings them together.
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A Smile Like Yours by Emily Thomas
$18.99A 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.
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A Song of Gods & Lust by Tiffany Parker
$15.99Tiffany Parker’s A Song of Gods & Lust is a queer fantasy novella of forbidden desire, divine gifts, political obligation, and impossible choices beneath the gaze of demanding gods.
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A Treatise on the Crime of Onan (eBook), M. Tissot
A controversial eighteenth-century medical treatise by physician Samuel-Auguste Tissot examining the supposed health effects of masturbation and sexual excess. Once highly influential, the book now stands as a revealing historical document about medicine, morality, and sexuality in the Enlightenment era.
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A Twist of Fate (Of Fate and Fury) by Scylla Kairos
$21.99As an ancient curse threatens Lianna and her unborn child, Riona and her companions race to recover six legendary Magicborn keys before time runs out. Filled with dangerous magic, emotional sacrifice, betrayal, and epic adventure, A Twist of Fate is a gripping fantasy novel where destiny demands a terrible price.
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A Villain’s Hope by S. E. McPherson
$24.99A resurrected antihero, a mage-king, and a queen fight magic, destiny, and their own pasts in this steamy polyam fantasy romance.
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Accidental Boyfriend Acquisition, Lee Pini
$19.99When Walt crashes his car during a blizzard, a charming goat farmer named Skylar rescues him—and the two get snowed in together for the weekend. Walt insists he’s straight… even as sparks fly, boundaries blur, and he can’t stop thinking about Skylar once he’s back home. A sweet, funny, snow-bound queer romcom about unexpected desire and the romance you never saw coming.
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Adorned in Blood, Kylie Wiggins
$16.99In a realm torn by war and dark magic, three women risk everything—love, loyalty, and their very souls—to seize control of their fates. Adorned in Blood continues Kylie Wiggins’s spellbinding saga of power, rebellion, and survival.
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After Hours at Dooryard Books, Cat Sebastion
$20.00A tender, queer historical novel set in 1968 NYC, following a bookseller, a mysterious drifter, and a ragtag community of radicals whose lives intertwine inside a subversive little bookstore. A story of love, hope, and found family in turbulent times.
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After Oscar: The Legacy of a Scandal by Merlin Holland
$34.00Written 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.
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Afterbirth by Emma Cleary
$30.00A sister’s care turns into something darker in this unsettling “mommy horror” novel. A visceral, queer-tinged story of obsession, identity, and transformation.
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Afterglow, Wagimoko Wagase
$15.99A fallen surgeon drowning in guilt meets a mysterious yakuza who offers him one night of escape—awakening feelings he thought were gone forever. A sensual, emotional BL romance about redemption, desire, and the painful hope of starting over.
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Against Heaven: Poems, Kemi Alabi
Original price was: $16.00.$7.99Current price is: $7.99.Kemi Alabi’s award-winning debut Against Heaven dismantles the cultural fictions surrounding race, queerness, and redemption, offering instead a luminous vision of liberation rooted in the body, the earth, and the power of Black queer imagination. Through poems that are tender, fierce, and spiritually expansive, Alabi crafts a freedom dream that rejects empire and embraces self-defined paradise. A stunning and essential first collection.
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Agnes, We’re Not Murderers! by Jessica Alexander
$22.95A dying young woman becomes obsessed with a mysterious bloodstained visitor whose arrival plunges a decaying manor into chaos in this experimental queer gothic vampire horror novel.
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Ain’t Too Old to Grind, Aunt Georgia Lee
$16.00At 55, former supermodel–turned–restaurant mogul Cleopatra Jones has sworn off romance… until 35-year-old supermodel Destiny Jackson struts into her Atlanta hotspot and reignites every desire Cleo thought she’d retired. What begins as a spark becomes a slow-burn, age-gap awakening filled with passion, vulnerability, and second chances. Set in the world of food, fashion, and southern glamour, Ain’t Too Old to Grind is a sizzling, heart-steeped romance that proves it’s never too late to fall hard—or savor life’s most delicious pleasures.
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Alexander: A Novel by Iliyan Nanchev
$18.99A Cold War–era artist confronts desire, identity, and unraveling truths in this moody, atmospheric queer literary novel set in 1989 London.
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Aliens in New Florida: A Sapphic Roadtrip Across Postapocalyptic Florida by Carmen Loup
$20.95A woman searching for her lost girlfriend teams up with a lovable cryptid on a wildly unpredictable road trip through post-apocalyptic Florida in this hilarious sapphic science fiction adventure.
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All That Remains by Juniper Skye
$14.99A childhood friendship, a broken fated bond, and a second chance at love collide in this emotional MM fantasy romance about destiny, family, and finding your way back to the person you’re meant to be with.
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All the Hearts Devoured: Or the Seduction of One Amarachi Nwankwo and Felix Osinachi, Michael Nwanolue
$14.99In this lush, supernatural thriller of seduction and power, two university students are drawn into the orbit of a mysterious benefactor whose promises conceal an ancient hunger—and whose desire may consume them all.
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All the Parts We Exile by Roza Nozari
$17.00Award-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.
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All There is to Lose, Aiden Heung
$17.95All There Is to Lose by Aiden Heung is a paperback poetry collection and winner of the Four Way Books Levis Prize in Poetry. Through spare, lyrical poems, Heung explores memory, grief, family, and the quiet moments that shape a life.
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All This Want (and I Can’t Get None): Stories by T Clark
$28.00A vibrant and emotionally resonant short story collection exploring Black girlhood, queer identity, friendship, desire, and the complicated journey from adolescence into adulthood.
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All We Hide by Robyn Gigl
$29.95A determined transgender detective investigates the decades-old murder of a trans woman, uncovering corruption, buried secrets, and painful truths in this compelling small-town mystery.
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Allosaurus in Wonderland and Other Tales of Avalonia, Jennifer Lee Rossman
$14.99A wildly imaginative queer-adjacent fantasy collection where dinosaurs, time travelers, and lost legends collide in the liminal world of Avalonia.
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Almost Life by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
$29.00A chance meeting in Paris sparks a decades-spanning love story shaped by longing and missed chances. A sweeping sapphic romance about the lives we almost live.
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Always Raining Here, Hazel & Bel
$17.99Two boys, one endless drizzle, and a slow-burn friendship that turns into something real.
A heartfelt, funny gay romance about growing up, messing up, and finding connection in the rain. -
Amore and Other Disasters, Sienna Waters
$18.99A cozy, funny lesbian romance set between an English night school and the streets of Florence.
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Amphibian: Poems by Joseph O. Legaspi
$18.00A poetic exploration of queerness, immigration, and belonging, Amphibian uses the natural world to reflect the fluid experience of identity across cultures and landscapes. Paperback, April 15, 2026. ISBN: 9798899480072.
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An Account of the Ladies of Llangollen (eBook) by Rev. J. Prichard, D.D.
The true story of Lady Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, who fled 18th-century Ireland to live together for life — a timeless tale of devotion, courage, and queer companionship.
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An Ideal Husband (eBook), Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde’s sparkling Victorian comedy about politics, blackmail, and the fragile nature of reputation. When a respected politician’s hidden past threatens to destroy his career, wit, romance, and clever intrigue collide in one of Wilde’s most beloved plays.
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An Outstretched Hand: A Tarot Spread of Queer Stories
$19.99Six queer authors reinterpret tarot’s most iconic cards in an anthology of myth, magic, and self-discovery. A mesmerizing journey through stories of love, loss, and transformation—one card at a time.
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An Unexpected Tenant: Immortal Mysteries Book One by MJ James
$18.99A burned-out man who can see ghosts gets blackmailed by a dead woman into solving her murder and accidentally falls for her widowed husband along the way. An Unexpected Tenant is a cozy queer paranormal mystery filled with humor, grief, romance, and neurodiverse representation.
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Ancient Yearnings by Anna Denisch
$14.99A captivating LGBTQ+ fantasy romance where a prince and his devoted knight must battle fate, ancient magic, and a deadly prophecy that threatens to turn soulmates into enemies.
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And He Smiles Anyways (Large Print), Justin Farmer
$15.00A thoughtful debut poetry collection that explores meaning, gratitude, and humanity through playful imagination and a cosmic sense of scale.
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And the Dragons Do Come: Raising a Transgender Kid in Rural America, Sim Butler
$24.99A moving memoir of one family’s fight to protect their transgender daughter in rural Alabama, confronting anti-trans laws, community backlash, and the power of unconditional love.
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And the Walls Come Crumbling Down, Tania De Rozario
$16.00Tania De Rozario’s And the Walls Come Crumbling Down is a Lambda Literary Award–finalist blend of queer memoir and lyrical meditation that interrogates what “home” means when neither family nor country can offer safety. Told in intimate, fragmented prose, the book follows a young queer woman in Singapore who refuses sanitized narratives and instead builds a life within the mess, pain, beauty, and history of real human experience. Powerful, poetic, and unsettling in its honesty, this North American edition includes a new preface from the author.
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André: André Leon Talley―A Fabulously Fashionable Fairy Tale, Carole Boston Weatherford & Rob Sanders
$19.99The dazzling life of André Leon Talley—told as a radiant fairy tale of style, strength, and self-belief.
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Anguish of Angola, A. C. Hooper
$14.95A tender, quietly powerful novel about a man rebuilding his life after Angola prison—one small act, one honest choice, one fragile connection at a time. A story of faith, queerness, routine, and the slow work of becoming someone others can trust.
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Another Appalachia: Coming Up Queer and Indian in a Mountain Place, Neema Avashia
$19.99A powerful queer memoir that reimagines Appalachia through the lens of a queer Indian American woman rooted in place and history.
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Another Day, Another Sunset by Hannah Stogner
$19.99A lyrical and emotionally rich poetry collection exploring love, queer identity, longing, and loss, Another Day, Another Sunset invites readers to find meaning in life’s quietest moments. Hardcover, published April 7, 2026. ISBN: 196897217X.
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Anthony Goicolea
Original price was: $65.00.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.Anthony Goicolea’s first monograph (Twin Palms, 2004) showcases his provocative staged self-portraits exploring adolescence, identity, and desire. Includes five short films on DVD. Hardcover.
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Antinous (eBook), Fernando Pessoa
A lush, erotic elegy from queer modernist Fernando Pessoa. Antinous mourns the beautiful youth whose death shattered Emperor Hadrian, blending myth, sensuality, and grief into a timeless exploration of queer love. Free eBook edition with a newly crafted cover.
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Antoni In the Kitchen, Antoni Porowski
Original price was: $30.00.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.A New York Times bestselling cookbook showcasing Antoni Porowski’s approachable, flavor-forward recipes, blending comfort dishes, global inspiration, and a warm Queer Eye sensibility. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
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Antoni: Let’s Do Dinner, Antoni Porowski
Original price was: $30.00.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.Let’s Do Dinner offers easy, flavor-forward meals from Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski, focusing on simple techniques, bright vegetables, and satisfying dinners that feel special without extra effort. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
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Appetite by P. Paramita
$18.00A young chef’s dream career collides with obsession, ambition, and professional wrestling fandom in this witty and emotionally rich debut about identity, food, and finding your own voice.
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Are Women People? A Book of Rhymes for Suffrage Times (eBook) by Alice Duer Miller
A witty 1915 collection of suffrage-era satire by Alice Duer Miller, using clever rhymes and humor to challenge the arguments used against women’s right to vote.
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Aromantic Pride Magnet
$6.99A clear, affirming magnet featuring the Aromantic Pride Flag. Perfect for fridges, lockers, and spaces that value visibility and inclusion.
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As Long as You Loathe Me by Swati Hegde
$12.99A revenge plan turns into unexpected romance when a teen reconnects with her ex-best friend in this heartfelt sapphic YA story.
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Asexual (Ace) Pride Earrings by Lilliput
$12.00Asexual pride heart stud earrings featuring ace flag colors and a spade design on lightweight acrylic with hypoallergenic titanium posts for sensitive ears.
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Ashes of Orun, Azayael Grant
$20.00At Orun Institute, fire is power—and prophecy demands sacrifice.
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Ashes to Ashes (Bigsby Family Saga) by JB Langley
$18.99A 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.
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At the Bottom of the Sky by Peter Dubé
$16.95A haunting collection of interconnected queer literary stories that weave together mythology, gothic atmosphere, and psychological insight into a mesmerizing exploration of identity and desire.
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Aunt Joan’s Cabin: A Year’s Journey to Joy, Deanna Jean Haynes
$14.95A heartfelt memoir told through journal entries, tracing one trans woman’s first year of living authentically and discovering joy, connection, and acceptance.
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Autobiography of an Androgyne (eBook) By Earl Lind
A groundbreaking 1918 queer memoir and one of the earliest published autobiographies by a gender-nonconforming author. Autobiography of an Androgyne offers a rare firsthand account of queer identity, “fairie” culture, and underground LGBTQ+ life in turn-of-the-century America.
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This work is in the public domain in the United States.
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Awkwardly Ever After by Lindsay Maple
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Baking Across America: A Vintage Recipe Road Trip by B. Dylan Hollis
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Baking Yesteryear: The Best Recipes from the 1900s to the 1980s by B. Dylan Hollis
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Baldwin: A Love Story by Nicholas Boggs
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Bank Shot (Lakeside Green Coyotes Book 2) by Josie Mae
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Bayard Rustin: A Legacy of Protest and Politics, Michael G. Long (Editor)
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Be True by Abigail de Niverville
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Becoming George: The Invention of George Sand by Fiona Sampson
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Becoming Ted, Matt Cain
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