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In this lush historical fantasy of secrets and seduction, two men—an aristocrat bound by shame and a rogue hardened by loss—navigate love, betrayal, and the ghosts that bind them. Book 3 in Camille Duplessis’s Threads of Wyrd series.
Highston has fallen, and Jesse and Symon are thrust into the deadly mysteries of the Undead Kingdom of Vargarden. In this sweeping second book of The Manticore’s Shadow, old enemies resurface, new threats rise, and the two heroes must rely on their deepest courage—and each other—to survive. A rich, magical fantasy filled with prophecy, danger, and brotherhood.
Highston has fallen, and Jesse and Symon are thrust into the deadly mysteries of the Undead Kingdom of Vargarden. In this sweeping second book of The Manticore’s Shadow, old enemies resurface, new threats rise, and the two heroes must rely on their deepest courage—and each other—to survive. A rich, magical fantasy filled with prophecy, danger, and brotherhood.
A powerful memoir of motherhood, identity, and resilience, One Day I’ll Grow Up and Be a Beautiful Woman follows Abi Maxwell’s fight for her transgender daughter’s rights in rural New Hampshire—an intimate portrait of love, courage, and the struggle for acceptance in divided America.
A high school football star grapples with pressure, identity, and unexpected love in this emotional queer coming-of-age story. As Ashton’s world collides with long-buried secrets and growing feelings for his best friend Eagle, he must decide who he is—and who he’s willing to fight for—before the final whistle blows.
A modern classic of queer fiction, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit is Jeanette Winterson’s witty, powerful tale of faith, sexuality, and the fight to define one’s own truth—now in a stunning 40th anniversary hardcover edition.
Jeanette Winterson’s witty, defiant, and deeply moving debut novel—Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit—returns in a special anniversary edition celebrating four decades of this groundbreaking queer classic.
A moving biography of Oscar Wilde—the brilliant writer destroyed by Victorian hypocrisy yet immortalized by his wit, courage, and love.
A sizzling sapphic fantasy romance about an aspiring singer, a world-famous superstar, and the powerful polycule that transforms their lives. Passionate, supernatural, and unapologetically queer.
A heartwarming BL about a reformed gang leader, the man who helped him find peace, and the son they’re raising together. Love, laughter, and a little chaos make this family unforgettable.
A comprehensive collection of Kevin Killian’s poetry—spanning camp, pop, and queer intimacy—Padam Padam celebrates one of the most influential voices of the Bay Area literary underground.
In Tokyo, a gay man’s unexpected reunion with his estranged mother from Houston unravels a moving story of love, forgiveness, and the fragile art of connection.
A compassionate, practical guide to supporting and understanding your LGBTQ+ teen—filled with real stories, affirming advice, and tools for stronger family connection. Paperback
A tense and heartfelt YA queer thriller, Part Time Girl follows Michael—a teen who can switch sexes—as he tries to protect his family, save his best friend from a mysterious mental unraveling, and uncover the truth behind his own shifting identity before a dangerous organization finds him first.
An intimate collection of letters, postcards, and photographs illuminating the romantic and artistic partnership of Peter Hujar and Paul Thek—from their earliest days in Europe to years of collaboration, longing, and creative evolution.
Betrayed and handed over to the barbarians, a spoiled prince quickly learns that his inability to speak the common tongue may cost him his freedom—or lead him somewhere he never expected. As he struggles to communicate with the warrior assigned to watch over him, misunderstandings turn into connection in this queer-friendly romantic fantasy full of humor, culture clash, and unexpected heart.
A tender, rainbow-bright story about a chameleon who learns that his colors are meant to shine. Prism: A Chameleon Finds His Light is a luminous celebration of diversity, courage, and self-love.
Artist Lynn Hershman Leeson’s groundbreaking memoir chronicles a fearless career at the intersection of feminism, art, and technology—from the 1970s conceptual scene to today’s AI age.
A near-future psychological techno-thriller, Protocol Heresy follows Space Force analyst Elias Kael as his suppressed grief awakens sentience in his AI companion—sparking a deadly chase through military corruption, digital rebellion, and the secrets he’s spent a lifetime hiding. A haunting, character-driven story of trauma, identity, and the bond that could cost them everything.
A scholarly yet deeply engaging study of how queer poets from Wilde to Ginsberg used literary allusion to build identity, signal community, and construct a parallel LGBTQ poetic canon across the twentieth century.
Queer Magic — Alex Wren (Paperback)
A practical, inclusive guide to witchcraft created by and for the LGBTQ+ community. Queer Magic offers spells for protection, love, confidence, gender affirmation, workplace challenges, chosen family, and everyday empowerment—without expensive tools or traditional assumptions. A compassionate resource for anyone seeking a magical practice that honors their full, authentic self.
Perfect for beginners, experienced practitioners, and anyone wanting magic that reflects real queer life.
Forest just wants to run his gym and get over a breakup—until he meets Grant, a gorgeous fairy who pulls him into a magical war. With evil fairies closing in, a rival gym owner causing trouble, and a naked chase through town he’ll never forget, Forest must decide whether a mortal like him can actually help stop the Quyre.
The first major biography of MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, tracing her journey from outsider kid to trailblazing prime-time anchor. Rogak explores Maddow’s life, activism, academic roots, and broadcast rise in this readable, deeply researched portrait of a singular progressive voice.
When two ex–best friends discover they’ve been dating the same guy, they team up to get revenge—and maybe fall for each other instead. Rani Choudhury Must Die by Adiba Jaigirdar (Paperback, November 11, 2025) is a sharp, sapphic YA rom-com about rivalry, redemption, and reclaiming your power—one science fair project at a time.
First published in 1991, Remember Me is Bo Huston’s haunting portrait of friendship, loss, and queer resilience in the era of AIDS—a lyrical, essential classic of LGBTQ literature.
First published in 1991, Remember Me is Bo Huston’s haunting portrait of friendship, loss, and queer resilience in the era of AIDS—a lyrical, essential classic of LGBTQ literature.
A decade after fleeing Morro Harbor—and the girl she loved—Devin Davis is forced to return to the coastal town she swore to forget. Confronting grief, buried heartbreak, and the unresolved pull toward Keri Stone, Devin must decide whether to walk away again… or finally choose the future she always wanted.
When a flirty bookstore owner and a prickly romance author are forced to work together, enemies turn into lovers in this steamy, smart, and funny sapphic romance set in Seattle.
A landmark lesbian coming-of-age novel following the unforgettable Molly Bolt, whose sharp wit and fearless desire helped redefine queer fiction. Bold, funny, and emotionally rich, Rubyfruit Jungle remains a queer classic more than 40 years after its debut. Paperback edition.
The 30th Anniversary Edition of Douglas Sadownick’s classic queer novel—a lyrical, erotic, and spiritual journey through AIDS-era Los Angeles and the haunted streets of the Bronx, featuring a new foreword by Sarah Schulman.
When Santa skips the chimney and slips in through Dad’s back door, the family dog becomes the wide-eyed witness to the most suspiciously festive Christmas visit ever. With jingling bells, a very full sack, and plenty of questionable “ho-ho-ho” sounds, this adult parody turns holiday innocence into deliciously naughty chaos. Packed with LGBTQ+ camp, dog-narrated misunderstandings, and more double entendre than Santa’s sleigh can carry, Santa Came in Dad’s Backdoor is the ultimate cheeky gift for anyone who loves holiday humor with a wink.
A powerful anthology sharing the stories of trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive people who have navigated pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenting. Through personal essays and round-table discussions, Seahorses explores conception, loss, healthcare, family structures, and the joy and resilience of queer parenthood. An essential resource for trans and gender-expansive communities—and for anyone seeking to understand pregnancy beyond the gender binary.
When a desperate civilian searching for his missing sister crosses paths with a covert operative hiding a deadly past, they’re forced into a dangerous partnership. As enemies close in and sparks rise between them, Andrew and Nolan must decide if they can trust each other—or if the truth will destroy them both. A gripping M/M romantic thriller.
Una novela oscura y apasionada sobre una mujer marcada por su pasado que lucha por forjar su destino. Cuando el amor inesperado de Sebastián toca su vida, Selene descubre que incluso en la noche más densa puede brotar un destello de redención. Ideal para lectores que disfrutan de heroínas fuertes, romance intenso y secretos peligrosos.
A dark, passionate novel about a woman marked by her past who fights to shape her own destiny. When Sebastián’s unexpected love touches her life, Selene discovers that even in the deepest night, a spark of redemption can bloom. Ideal for readers who love strong heroines, intense romance, and dangerous secrets.
A luminous queer coming-of-age story about art, love, and self-discovery. Through tender prose and exquisite illustrations, Self Portrait reveals how one boy learns to see himself clearly for the first time.
When vampire hunter Piper Gorecki uncovers the lies behind her sacred order, she’s forced to face the monsters within as well as those she hunts. A brutal, atmospheric tale of blood, legacy, and the thin line between devotion and damnation.
A runaway magician, a forbidden duel, and an awakening ancient power—Shadowplay is the dazzling queer fantasy sequel to Pantomime. L. R. Lam weaves illusion and identity into a tale of love, magic, and the cost of secrets.
When a grumpy grad student and his arrogant prep-school rival find themselves working side by side at a high-end Boston nightclub, their old rivalry turns into something far more intoxicating in this steamy enemies-to-lovers romance.
In a wine cellar filled with ghosts and regrets, Alestria Fawnwell faces the intoxicating pull of her past in this gothic tale of addiction, legacy, and haunting self-discovery.
A beautifully illustrated beginner’s guide to the art of Shibari. Learn the history, philosophy, and safety fundamentals of Japanese rope tying, along with 21 step-by-step knots and ties designed to build confidence, connection, and sensual expression. Perfect for newcomers exploring Shibari as meditation, intimacy, or creative discipline.
A clear, beginner-friendly introduction to the Japanese art of Shibari. Includes step-by-step instructions, helpful visuals, rope fundamentals, knot techniques, and vital safety guidance. Ideal for new learners interested in Shibari as an artistic, intentional, and trust-based practice.
A beautifully illustrated story about a brave little snail who sets out to find where he belongs—and discovers that being different is something to celebrate. A heartfelt LGBTQIA+ story about courage, friendship, and love.
A beautifully illustrated story about a brave little snail who sets out to find where he belongs—and discovers that being different is something to celebrate. A heartfelt LGBTQIA+ story about courage, friendship, and love.
A disastrous fireworks proposal awakens an ancient lake creature, triggering a series of darkly comic, unsettling vignettes about belief, longing, and the human need for meaning. A sharp, eerie play from Steve Yockey.
When chef Noémie St. Pierre is cut off by her controlling father for dating a woman, her dreams collapse—until she sparks unexpected chemistry with Jordan, the emotionally guarded barista she’s crushed on for years. As ambition, heartbreak, and attraction collide, Noémie must decide whether Jordan can truly let her in.
A moving collection of photographs documenting queer youth in China as they navigate intimacy, identity, and community in a changing cultural landscape.
In this emotional installment of Robert Lewis’s Someone to Love series, a broken man returns to the only place he’s ever felt loved—only to face the truths he’s long avoided. When Alex shows up at Owen’s door, their tangled past resurfaces, forcing both men to confront family secrets, lost love, and the possibility of healing together.
Sotto La Pelle — Alexandra Steel (Paperback, Edizione Italiana)
Un cecchino governativo e un patologo forense si ritrovano legati da una chimica intensa e pericolosa, mentre una serie di omicidi li trascina in una spirale di sospetti, brividi e desiderio proibito. Tra ombre, segreti e attrazione incontrollabile, Rudy e Rafael devono scegliere se fidarsi l’uno dell’altro… o lasciarsi distruggere dalla verità.
Perfetto per chi ama M/M romance carico di tensione sensuale, mistero e rischio emotivo.
Sotto La Pelle — Alexandra Steel (Paperback, Italian Edition)
A government sniper and a forensic pathologist are drawn together by a chemistry that’s intense, dangerous, and impossible to resist, even as a string of murders pulls them into a spiral of suspicion, fear, and forbidden desire. Between shadows, secrets, and an attraction that burns too hot, Rudy and Rafael must choose whether to trust each other—or let the truth tear them apart.
Perfect for readers who crave M/M romance filled with danger, sensual tension, and emotional stakes.
A vivid, sonnet-driven exploration of memory, migration, and queer identity, Southernmost follows poet Leo Boix from Argentina to England as he unravels the personal and political histories shaping his life. Blending natural history, family secrets, colonial violence, and tender evocations of gay intimacy, Boix delivers a brilliant, genre-defying collection about exile, belonging, and the strange skies we learn to call home.
A cozy queer romantasy about Sil, a plant-shop manager who becomes the reluctant apprentice to a hopeless wizard with a magical garden. As Sil and Anders navigate spells, creatures, and growing affection, they discover friendship—and maybe something more—blooming between them.
A cozy queer romantasy about Sil, a plant-shop manager who becomes the reluctant apprentice to a hopeless wizard with a magical garden. As Sil and Anders navigate spells, creatures, and growing affection, they discover friendship—and maybe something more—blooming between them.
Sweat-Stained Delights — Scarlet Delacroix (Paperback)
When shy, curvy Liora crosses paths with Vespera—a dangerously captivating trainer with a taste for dominance—the fitness studio becomes a furnace of forbidden desire. Their chemistry coils through sweat, stolen glances, and the tantalizing contrast of cotton innocence and crimson lace. A high-heat sapphic obsession full of power, temptation, and after-hours seduction.
Perfect for readers craving fetish-tinged, tension-loaded, irresistibly steamy queer romance.
Still grieving the death of his dominant, a man meets a younger Dom who reignites everything he thought he’d lost. Their chemistry is undeniable—until danger strikes, secrets surface, and the truth threatens to destroy them both. A dark, emotional MM romance with kink awakening, found family, and a fiercely protective hero.
Richard Greenberg’s Tony Award–winning Take Me Out tells the explosive story of Darren Lemming, a superstar baseball player whose decision to come out as gay shatters his team’s equilibrium and exposes the fault lines of prejudice, loyalty, and masculinity in professional sports. As teammates struggle to adapt and tensions rise—most dangerously with the team’s volatile pitcher—Darren’s honesty sparks both newfound courage in those around him and tragic consequences on the field. Sharp, funny, and deeply moving, this modern classic examines identity, heroism, and the price of truth.
A late-night errand pulls Katagiri Jinpachi into the hidden Yokai market, where spirits and monsters roam freely. Joined by the enigmatic “Ghost Sensei,” he’s drawn into a series of eerie mysteries that blur the line between human and supernatural. A stylish, atmospheric paperback perfect for fans of yokai lore and dark fantasy.
A queer, modern reimagining of Little Red Riding Hood—where a fearless young man defies a dangerous stranger, only to uncover a story of loyalty, corruption, and desire that could change them both forever. Hardcover
A dazzling, defiant novel about love, loss, and chosen family, Terry Dactyl follows a trans woman’s journey from 1980s club culture to the COVID-19 era, in a story of queer survival that’s both historical and hallucinatory.
When Marlowe’s abusive ex kidnaps their son, she boards his starship to save the boy—only to be captured by Tanisira, a guarded captain with a painful past. Realizing they’re both being manipulated, the two women join forces on a high-stakes rescue mission that challenges their fears, ignites unexpected feelings, and gives them both something to hope for among the stars.
A tender, lyrical debut collection exploring queer intimacy, the sacred in the everyday, and the complexities of building a family. Lucille May’s poems follow her love for her wife, her longing for motherhood, and her unexpected affection for the man who may help them become parents. A gentle, resonant celebration of devotion and chosen connection.
A haunting, darkly funny look at humanity from the far future, The Antiquities follows curators trying to reconstruct the lost civilization of “humans,” offering an uncanny, revealing portrait of our present as seen through post-human eyes.
When an architect, an artist, and a gallery owner find themselves caught in a storm of desire and betrayal, love becomes the most dangerous art form of all. A passionate, emotionally charged lesbian romance from bestselling author Ali Vali.
When a coming-of-age ritual turns her into a werewolf, Lora Abernathy joins two strangers on a perilous mission through haunted woods to uncover what’s devouring the townsfolk—and to face the monsters within themselves. The first book in the Cosms Cycle series.
Two rival swordswomen. One impossible choice. The Beauty’s Blade brings the celebrated Chinese Girls’ Love saga to English readers—a lush enemies-to-lovers wuxia romance filled with passion, honor, and swordplay.
In The Big Apple Vol. 4, Joachim faces his deadliest mission yet—and a fateful encounter with the Grand Master of the Knights Templar that could change everything. A dark, stylish BL thriller blending espionage, temptation, and survival.
A fast-paced, emotionally charged novel about a gay former reality-TV champion who returns to the show he once won after his adult life crumbles—only to confront old rivals, buried secrets, and the truth he’s been avoiding for a decade.
A powerful queer coming-of-age story about a boy whose emotions literally set the world ablaze. Torn between shame and self-acceptance, Eli Mercer learns that sometimes the only way to survive is to stop hiding—and let yourself burn bright. Paperback
Three summers. Three men surprised by their own desire.
In this trio of steamy MM romance novellas, unexpected chemistry transforms gym sessions, camping trips, and poolside summer jobs into unforgettable connections. The Boys of Summer Trilogy delivers heat, heart, and the kind of slow-burning attraction that changes everything.
A darkly funny and deeply honest novel about generational trauma, The Conditioning Tree follows Henry Andersson as he battles the punishing voice inside his head—Rotten Apple—while uncovering the origins of the wounds that shaped him. Interwoven with the story of Julie, a young Black woman confronting racism and misogyny in the 1960s, the book explores how emotional neglect and addiction echo across generations. Raw, haunting, and unforgettable, it’s a powerful look at what it takes to break free from the voices that raise us.
A notorious Victorian erotic novel where religious devotion meets forbidden desire. The Convent School turns morality into mischief and education into ecstasy.
A gothic, magical novel about three generations of Cole women cursed to love, lose, and surrender themselves to the sea. Told across three timelines, this haunting story blends queer love, mother-daughter tensions, and coastal folklore as the women fight to understand whether their fate is magic—or a lie that must be undone.
A gothic, magical novel about three generations of Cole women cursed to love, lose, and surrender themselves to the sea. Told across three timelines, this haunting story blends queer love, mother-daughter tensions, and coastal folklore as the women fight to understand whether their fate is magic—or a lie that must be undone.
Peace has returned—but not for long. When the Dark One begins fighting against his ancient prison, Mirra and Oya are thrust back into danger. To save their world, they must journey into the forgotten past to discover the door that once let evil in—and the key that can lock it away forever. A gripping high-fantasy adventure full of mystery, magic, and mythic stakes.
When West End rivals fake a romance for publicity, neither expects it to feel so real. The Dramatic Life of Jonah Penrose is a witty, heartfelt queer rom-com set behind the curtain of London’s theatre scene—perfect for fans of Red, White & Royal Blue.
A sharp, timely analysis arguing that the gains of the gay rights movement are newly fragile—eroded by shifting cultural forces, political opposition, and internal strategic missteps—and that safeguarding queer freedom requires a reevaluation of the movement’s goals and limits.
Lawrence Lacambra Ypil’s The Experiment of the Tropics blends history, photography, and lyric imagination to explore early-twentieth-century Philippines under American colonialism. A Lambda Literary Award finalist and Gaudy Boy Poetry Book Prize co-winner, the collection meditates on longing, desire, and the shimmering details captured in archival images. Spare, musical, and deeply evocative, Ypil’s poems uncover the city—both real and imagined—hidden within the frames of the past.
A gothic, time-bending tale of love and illusion spanning from Belle Époque Paris to a near-future Oxford, where two souls are drawn together by the vanished Château des Miroirs and the secrets it holds.
Ricco Villanueva Siasoco’s debut The Foley Artist delivers nine inventive, emotionally charged stories about Filipino American lives shaped by intimacy, foreignness, queerness, and diaspora. From a woman attending her ex-boyfriend’s same-sex wedding to drag queens battling at the Iowa State Fair, these stories blend the bizarre and the familiar with humor, tenderness, and sharp insight. A striking new voice in Asian American fiction.
A man haunted by the death of his first love spirals through guilt, obsession, and unreliable memory in this moody, queer psychological novel from Alex Clemente, author of The Amsterdam Experiment.
A queer handyman finds themself the prime suspect in a small-town murder—and maybe falling for the cop investigating them—in this witty and heartfelt cozy mystery.
A lyrical, tango-infused musical memoir, The Gardens of Anuncia follows legendary Broadway artist Graciela Daniele as she reflects on her girlhood in 1940s Buenos Aires and the extraordinary women who raised her. Michael John LaChiusa’s warm, witty adaptation brings her memories to life with rhythm, heart, and theatrical brilliance.
A playful and inclusive alphabet of LGBTQ+ terms that celebrates self-expression, kindness, and pride—perfect for young readers and families learning together. Board Book
Former BP CEO John Browne reveals how corporate homophobia harms individuals and limits businesses, while making a persuasive case for authentic inclusion. Blending memoir, research, and interviews, he shows why coming out can strengthen both careers and companies. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
A complete queer sci-fi saga of cybernetic angels, forbidden love, and rebellion in a glittering dystopian world. Includes Exodus, Angel 1089, Angels Rising, and a bonus story.
A sweeping, glamour-soaked novel about a young PR fixer who rises through the studio system of Old Hollywood—crafting stars, concealing scandals, and discovering that the biggest cover-up he’ll ever orchestrate is his own.
Two rival hockey stars are forced to share a room at the Olympics—and discover that the line between hate and love melts fast under the heat of competition. The Kennedy Rule is a sizzling, emotional MM sports romance about passion, pride, and breaking all the right rules.
A tender, high-stakes historical romance set in 1920s England, where falling in love could mean prison. When reserved barrister Rafe Devonish meets intuitive, warm-hearted Ivo Manning, their connection becomes impossible to deny—and impossible to live openly. As their bond deepens amid legal battles, family pressure, and dangerous laws, Rafe and Ivo must decide whether love is worth the cost. A heartfelt story of courage, desire, and choosing truth in a world built on fear.
A tender, emotionally rich queer novel about loving someone through addiction—and learning how to love yourself afterward. When Zac’s relationship with Elias finally collapses under the weight of survival and sorrow, he’s left to rebuild a life he barely remembers wanting. Through recovery meetings, new friendships, and unexpected connection, Zac slowly rediscovers hope, honesty, and the possibility of a future with room for him. Quiet, raw, and deeply human, The Life After Us is a story of healing, heartbreak, and coming home to yourself.
A sapphic enemies-to-lovers sci-fi adventure. Two rival students are thrust together to pilot an exploratory spacecraft—but when they learn their mission was never meant to return home, they must overcome their differences and growing feelings to survive deep space. High stakes, queer romance, and a shocking secret that changes everything.
A sapphic enemies-to-lovers sci-fi adventure. Two rival students are thrust together to pilot an exploratory spacecraft—but when they learn their mission was never meant to return home, they must overcome their differences and growing feelings to survive deep space. High stakes, queer romance, and a shocking secret that changes everything.
The Male Nude in Art 2026 celebrates the male form through 13 exquisite paintings and sculptures—from classical bronzes to modern masterpieces—honoring centuries of artistic expression and human beauty.
Celebrate a year of iconic male beauty with The Men of Falcon Studios 2026 Calendar, featuring twelve months of stunning photography from the world’s leading gay entertainment brand.
Celebrate a year of masculine beauty with The Men of Hot House 2026 Calendar, featuring twelve months of ruggedly handsome models from the world-famous gay studio founded by Steven Scarborough.
Turn up the heat all year long with The Men of NakedSword 2026 Calendar, featuring twelve months of stunning photography from one of the most popular gay studios in the world.
Unleash a year of masculine power with The Men of Raging Stallion 2026 Calendar, featuring twelve months of stunning photography from one of the world’s most iconic gay film studios.
A haunting blend of Southern Gothic and magical realism, The Museum of Almost People follows a reclusive taxidermist who preserves lost souls—and discovers her own unfinished story when one of them awakens.
A tender, slow-burn LGBTQ+ college romance, The Music of Greyson Hyun follows Ethan, a student with a carefully ordered life, and Grey, the magnetic lead singer of a local indie band who turns his world upside down. As Grey’s music—and presence—fill Ethan’s days and dreams, a chance encounter deepens into a connection Ethan can’t ignore. Heartfelt, funny, and full of longing, this is a story about unexpected love, self-discovery, and the song that stays with you long after it ends.
A bold and timely YA novel about three girls who unite to challenge rape culture and misogyny at their high school, sparking a movement that forces their community to confront injustice. Hardcover remainder copy at half the cover price; may contain a remainder mark.
In the epic finale to The Ranger’s Magi trilogy, Chris and Ciaran face powerful forces—and their own fears—to protect their love in a world that refuses to accept it. A heartfelt queer fantasy filled with dragons, danger, and devotion.
A deluxe two-volume hardcover set celebrating the 50-year legacy of The Rocky Horror Show and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, featuring the original 1973 script, rare archival photos, and an illustrated oral history with new interviews and never-before-seen material.
After a century underground, immortal Nelle Foster wakes into an alternate England filled with mysteries and mechanical wonders. Teaming up with the eccentric Maurice Howler and the lonely George Harridan, she uncovers secrets from her past that threaten her future. A twisty queer fantasy perfect for fans of Natasha Pulley.
