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A free-spirited songwriter and a hopeless romantic discover that love, like music, can’t be composed by rules in this emotional, opposites-attract sapphic romance.
A raw, visually stunning collection of comics and reflections from acclaimed artist Tommi Parrish, The Past is a Grotesque Animal explores queerness, intimacy, and the tender complexity of human connection through striking color and emotional honesty.
Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray tells the story of a beautiful young man whose portrait ages and decays while he remains untouched by time. A haunting parable of vanity, corruption, and self-destruction, it remains one of literature’s most daring examinations of beauty and morality.
A definitive collection of new essays exploring Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray as a queer, gothic, and ever-modern masterpiece—bridging Victorian decadence and twenty-first-century culture.
A groundbreaking global study of LGBTQIA+ Pride events, exploring how they balance activism, inclusion, and visibility in a rapidly changing world—from grassroots protests to global celebrations.
A flirty hockey captain and a focused figure skater become unlikely roommates in this fun, heartfelt MM sports romance about second chances, friendship, and falling for your biggest distraction.
Roddy Bottum of Faith No More tells his electrifying, queer coming-of-age story in 1980s San Francisco—an era of punk, rebellion, addiction, and resilience—written with raw honesty and lyrical force.
A small-town doctor and a woman in hiding find passion and peril on the Oregon coast. The Secrets of Rhydian Hill by Ronica Black blends romance, suspense, and redemption in a powerful sapphic love story.
A richly annotated collection of over 500 letters from avant-garde icon John Cage, offering sharp insight into his life, collaborations, philosophy, and artistry. This remainder hardcover delivers Cage’s wit and brilliance at an unbeatable price.
A darkly romantic reimagining of Peter Pan, The Stardust Pirates follows two boys diving for fallen stars in the Philippines—and the love and betrayal that could doom them both.
A respected pastor by day and a sadistic predator by night, Jack Wayne Rogers lived a double life built on lies, faith, and violence. The Surgeon of Sin is a haunting true-crime account that exposes how power, secrecy, and belief can hide the darkest of crimes—and the survivors who refused to be silenced.
Kimo Malala lives for hookups and zero commitment—until he befriends his quiet, grounded neighbor, John Smith. With two daughters and a complicated past, John isn’t looking for romance… but neither man can ignore the spark between them. A low-angst, best-friends-to-lovers, pansexual-awakening romance filled with charm, heat, and heart.
A burnt-out Glaswegian sets out on the Camino de Santiago and finds healing, love, and unexpected grace in this soulful, queer-affirming journey inspired by true events.
Radclyffe Hall’s The Well of Loneliness (1928) is a groundbreaking lesbian novel that defied censorship and ignited one of literature’s most notorious obscenity trials. Following the life of Stephen Gordon, it offers a poignant and unapologetic portrayal of identity, love, and courage in the face of intolerance.
A compassionate and theologically rich guide for Catholics who feel pushed to the margins—especially LGBTQ Catholics, divorced and remarried individuals, single adults, and others seeking a place in the Church. Drawing from scripture, tradition, and personal experience, Daniel C. Tillson offers a thoughtful path toward healing, belonging, and living fully into the dignity with which God created every person.
A sweeping danmei epic of assassins, forbidden love, and fate. When a killer sent to infiltrate a noble family falls for his target, both their worlds unravel in a storm of secrets and devotion.
When a grieving animator’s dead best friend starts talking to him through their cartoon duck, reality unravels in this darkly funny and heartfelt tale of love, loss, and creative resurrection.
A sapphic deep-sea fantasy where Titanic meets Arcane: when a soldier and her ex-princess lover investigate a deadly abyssal plague, old sparks ignite—and new horrors rise from the deep.
When the Cobalt Hare arrives on his island with a magical artifact no one can identify, Lyam Beaumont takes the chance to leave home and join the ship’s inexperienced crew. But their voyage north quickly becomes a perilous tangle of magic, secrets, and storm-tossed danger. With a reclusive captain, a mysterious artifact, and the sea itself turning against them, the crew must uncover the truth before they’re claimed by the cobalt currents. A queer-tinged high-seas fantasy full of mystery and momentum.
A nobleman wakes in a sky-high prison with blood on his hands and no memory—now branded an archfiend. As Tealspire collapses, he forms a reluctant alliance with the cold, powerful Tianxiu Immortal to survive and uncover the truth behind his imprisonment. A gripping danmei fantasy from Mu Su Li.
An innovative short story collection that fuses English, Vietnamese, and Vietlish to explore love, loss, and identity across generations—an electrifying collaboration between Lily Hoàng and Vi Khi Nào.
Jhani Randhawa’s award-winning debut Time Regime blends experiment, dreamwork, and poetic field notes to challenge the violent rhythms of neoliberal imperialism. Moving through ecofeminist, queer, and necrosocial frameworks, the collection traces shifting, intersecting bodies—human, ecological, mythic—as they erode, recombine, and resist. Luminous and genre-defying, Time Regime imagines a self unbound by purity, discipline, or erasure, and alive to the radical mess of living.
A queer sleuth hunts an assassin in Elizabethan London’s criminal underworld. To Kill a Queen by Amie McNee blends historical intrigue, mystery, and forbidden romance in a lush, twist-filled tale of redemption and danger.
A genre-bending collection of queer short fiction that spans galaxies, myths, and moments of human tenderness. To Wrap Yourself in Light showcases J. Marshall Freeman’s stunning imagination and emotional depth in stories of love, power, and transformation.
Celebrate the art and erotic power of Tom of Finland with this 2026 wall calendar featuring twelve of his most iconic drawings of proud, muscular men—an essential piece of gay art history.
Set in a divided upstate town during a heated congressional race, Town & Country is a witty and deeply human debut about family, class, and desire—where politics and passion collide in a story as tender as it is provocative.
Una nuova allenatrice e la sua lanciatrice stella si trovano a sfidare le regole del gioco—e del cuore—in questa romantica e sensuale storia d’amore ambientata tra le luci dorate della California.
Trivial Temptations — Scarlet Delacroix (Paperback)
On trivia night at the Rusty Anchor, confident bartender Azura and quietly irresistible Selene spark a connection that’s instant, dangerous, and impossibly hot. Every wrong answer leads to a steamy dare, every dare pushes them closer, and soon the bar turns into a powder keg of temptation. A sizzling sapphic romance full of reckless flirting, charged encounters, and nightlife heat.
Perfect for readers who crave flirt-heavy, high-heat queer romances with barroom charm and irresistible chemistry.
Celebrate America’s soccer superstars all year with the USWNT 2026 Wall Calendar, featuring vibrant action photos, player bios, team graphics, and bonus 2025 pages — perfect for every fan of the red, white, and blue.
A queer, magical, and deliciously spicy collection of Christmas romances featuring selkies, elves, curses, and a very seductive Santa. Four standalone shorts filled with fantasy, heat, and holiday charm.
When a reclusive witch and a lonely tavern keeper find each other during a snowstorm, quiet magic and unexpected love spark under the Yule Moon in this cozy sapphic romantasy.
Beauty, faith, and temptation collide in Unholy 2026, a lush art calendar portraying gay saints in divine nude illustrations by F.G. Borghi and Björn Koll — a celebration of desire and transcendence.
A thrilling, bilingual celebration of artist and punk icon Vaginal Davis—featuring essays, archival material, and tributes chronicling her fearless fusion of drag, music, and activism.
A dying witch, her mortal lover, and a guilt-ridden vampire collide in a queer gothic tale of blood, magic, and heartbreak beneath Glasgow’s moonlit streets.
A reclusive lighthouse keeper. A charming con man. A love born of storm and deception. Vanished in His Arms by Leo Heine is a passionate MM romance of redemption, high-stakes intrigue, and a happily ever after that rewrites the stars.
A queer fairytale adventure where a broken wish unleashes wild magic, a reluctant hero must fix his own story, and love proves to be the most unpredictable spell of all.
Phoenix Fraser has finally found a home in the magical world of Makera—but her growing powers come with dangerous secrets. As her bonds with her adventuring party deepen, enemies rise to stop her from reaching her full potential. The second book in this hit isekai LitRPG series delivers action, heart, and the strength of found family.
A vibrant collection of portraits and interviews spotlighting 50 BIPOC creatives reshaping the art world with vision, joy, and radical inclusivity.
The fifth volume of Neon Hemlock’s award-winning anthology series brings together the finest queer speculative short fiction of 2024. Edited by Ryka Aoki and Charles Payseur, this collection features bold, imaginative stories spanning fantasy, science fiction, horror, and the wonderfully strange. A showcase of today’s most exciting queer voices.
An updated, accessible, teen-friendly guide that answers more than 100 real questions about sexual orientation. Honest, supportive, and ideal for young adults, parents, and allies. This discounted remainder paperback offers full content at a great price.
A fearless and poetic collection of short stories exploring love, identity, and resistance in cultures where silence is survival—and breaking it is liberation.
A dark, romantic fantasy where Daniel, Draven, and Ben must confront the ancient curse consuming Daniel’s family. As loyalties shift and old powers awaken, love and friendship become their greatest weapons—if the darkness doesn’t claim them first.
Winner of the Frontier Poetry Debut Chapbook Prize, Jessie Keary’s Explaining a Dress transforms erased histories of trans women into lyrical acts of remembrance and resistance. Through erasure poetry, Keary reclaims the fabric of femininity—turning clothing, memory, and silence into artful vindication.
In When We Breathe, Kristen Proby delivers a moving MMF small-town romance about three people learning to trust, heal, and love without limits. Sometimes the best kind of love is the one that makes it hard to breathe.
A heartbreaking yet hopeful MM romance about Noah and Ethan, two men bound by loss and drawn together by late-night conversations that blur the lines between comfort and love. A dual-POV story about grief, healing, and finding the courage to choose love after devastation.
A lush sapphic romance set in a reimagined Victorian England where love is free but courage costs everything. From Hayley Kiyoko, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Girls Like Girls.
A grumpy city boy meets a cheerful small-town teacher in this heartfelt Christmas romance about second chances, found family, and believing that love—like mistletoe—blooms when you least expect it.
When illness and caregiving strain a longtime relationship, two women must rediscover the meaning of love, family, and commitment in this moving, emotionally rich lesbian romance.
A funny, heartfelt YA novel about estranged twins forced to work together when heartbreak, school drama, and an explosive zine shake up their world. Perfect for fans of Heartstopper and queer-inclusive coming-of-age stories.
A prince sets out to defeat the Demon King—only to discover the fearsome villain is actually a shy, conflict-avoiding sweetheart. Injuries, misunderstandings, and unexpected tenderness turn their rivalry into a flustered, charming BL romance. A funny, fantasy-filled enemies-to-lovers paperback perfect for fans of soft demons and tsundere heroes.
A star football player and a heartbroken cowboy find healing—and forbidden love—in this passionate queer sports romance. Winning Wyatt is Book Three in Cliff J. Cavender’s Football Heartthrobs series.
Honor the best of the best with the WNBA Elite 2026 Wall Calendar, featuring stunning photos of the league’s top athletes, player highlights, and official WNBA graphics — a slam dunk for every basketball fan.
A tender, emotional MM romance about Arrick and Evan as they navigate love, new responsibilities, and an unexpected family secret. When Arrick becomes caretaker to a baby brother he never knew, the couple must learn how to protect their relationship while creating a future neither of them planned.
A funny, honest, and deeply moving memoir about Jean-Sébastien Busque’s gender transition—from childhood hockey rinks to becoming the man he always was. A story of courage, resilience, identity, and the freedom of living as your true self.
TeeJott is a photo artist and specialist for young male models. He has a special talent to spot gorgeous young men in public places. He captures his models in a natural, respectful way and is known for his high-quality photo calendars and photobooks. Quite some of his former models have become famous actors and professional models, musicans, or have won competitions. TeeJott was born in 1973 in the southwestern part of Germany, he studied law at three European universities, with focus on constitutional law, but now has a more business-related “day job” with still strong connotations to that legal context. His photo-artistic work is strictly separated from his business consultancy work, thus the TeeJott universe is a world of its own. TeeJott has chosen to live, reside and mainly work in the City of Cologne, in the west of Germany; here he finds most of his models on the streets of Cologne.
Todd Paris’s Youth & Beauty 2026 calendar captures the male form as art — twelve radiant, minimalist compositions exploring strength, desire, and vulnerability, drawn from his acclaimed book Day Dreaming.
Yule Be Mine — Joseph Blake Paul (Paperback)
When architect Ethan Marks returns to Pine Hollow for Christmas, he clashes—and sparks—with Lucas Rivera, the musician fighting to save the town’s community center. As they work together on a charity concert, holiday magic, unexpected connection, and the promise of a new beginning slowly draw them together in this cozy small-town M/M romance.
Perfect for fans of heartfelt queer holiday stories and slow-burn winter charm.
