Posted in Black Interest Fiction

Bi-Curious 2: Life After Sadie by Natalie Weber

Natalie Weber | Bi-Curious 2: Life After Sadie | Natalie Weber takes you on another erotic ride to the bi-curious side! Serenity’s started a new life in Detroit after the death of her lover-turned-en

Posted in Black Interest Fiction

Bi-Curious Volume 1: Serenity by Natalie Weber

Natalie Weber | Bi-Curious Volume 1: Serenity | Young, sexually curious Serenity has always desired both men and women, so when she heads to college in Washington, D.C., she’s excited to explore her

Posted in Black Interest Fiction YA Fiction (Young Adult)

Not otherwise specified by Hannah Moskowitz

Hannah Moskowitz | Not otherwise specified | Auditioning for a New York City performing arts high school could help Etta escape from her Nebraska all-girl school, where she is not gay enough for

Posted in Black Interest Fiction

La Bastarda by Trifonia Melibea Obono

Trifonia Melibea Obono | La Bastarda | ‘The story of an orphan, Okomo, who lives with her grandmother and dreams of finding her father. She enlists the help of outcasts in the village inclu

Posted in Fiction

The Palace Blues by Brandy T. Wilson

Brandy T. Wilson | The Palace Blues | It is the age of bathtub gin, jazz–and lines. Lines not to be crossed, and certainly not by women.

Ladies sing the blues at The Palace and

Posted in Black Interest Speculative Fiction

Brown Girl in the Ring by Nalo Hopkinson

Nalo Hopkinson | Brown Girl in the Ring | A fantasy novel of urban decay whose heroine turns to Afro-Caribbean magic to help a boyfriend escape gangs. The gangs are enforcing a contract to pro

Posted in Fiction Short Story Collection (Single Author)

The Question She Put to Herself by Maureen Brady

Maureen Brady | The Question She Put to Herself | 12 stories

Posted in Poetry

A Year From Today by Stacy Szymaszek

Stacy Szymaszek | A Year From Today | A Year From Today traverses a many-layered urban terrain–social, political, poetic, animal–in a form more raw than a diary, weightier than a series

Posted in Pulp

Born to Be Bad by Sheldon Lord

Sheldon Lord | Born to Be Bad | Cover copy reads: ‘Rita Never Knew Her Father. How Could She When Even Her Mother Didn’t.

An uninhibited tale of a girl who inherited h

Posted in Anthology - Fiction Short Story Collection (Multiple Authors)

Greetings From Janeland by Candace Walsh; Barbara Straus Lodge

Candace Walsh; Barbara Straus Lodge | Greetings From Janeland | In an increasingly common phenomenon, women who once identified as straight are leaving men for women–and they have fascinating stories to tell.