Can I Trust Her? by Lucas Frances
Two estranged former sweethearts investigate a classmate’s suspicious death while confronting their own painful, unresolved past.
Two estranged former sweethearts investigate a classmate’s suspicious death while confronting their own painful, unresolved past.
Trans and nonbinary authors share intimate ‘own-voices’ essays on self-discovery, transition, and defying traditional gender constructs.
An ex-cop and her detective ex-lover reunite to solve grisly murders while dodging a killer.
A Victorian nurse chooses between a secret female lover and a respectable marriage across two continents.
A theological critique of Judith Butler’s theories, tracing the intellectual shift toward gender plasticity.
A white lesbian’s candid memoir about navigating race, identity, and love while raising her Black son.
Kirsch critiques postmodern queer theory, advocating for community-based action and political economy to drive real change.
Accessible introduction linking postmodern gender theory to activism, personal experience, and contemporary queer youth politics.
A disguised Irish immigrant treks to California’s gold fields, seeking fortune and a liberated queer life.