Honey Girl by Lisa Freeman
Lisa Freeman | Honey Girl | How to survive California’s hottest surf spot: Never go anywhere without a bathing suit. Never cut your hair. Never let them see you panic.
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Valentine by Emilie Paris
Emilie Paris | Valentine | In this triangle with a twist, Valentine succeeds in freeing herself from her abusive husband, whose intense love for her has been corroded by his und
The Portable Queer: Loud and Proud by Erin McHugh
Erin McHugh | The Portable Queer: Loud and Proud | ‘Now here’s the required reading I was looking for when I was in school! I can guarantee that you’ll never put these books in the closet.’-Judy Gold,
Gay and Lesbian Professionals in the Closet by Teresa DeCrescenzo
Teresa DeCrescenzo | Gay and Lesbian Professionals in the Closet | The closet takes its toll on its dwellers through their experiences of isolation, fear, paranoia, potentially increased internalized homophobia, and d
The Brothers by Jenifer Levin
Jenifer Levin | The Brothers | The Brothers takes us into the lives of community in post-war Israel. At the core of this powerful and haunting novel is the Kol family of kibbutz May
Autumn Changes Part One by Red Jordan Arobateau
Red Jordan Arobateau | Autumn Changes Part One | This is the opening volume of RJA¡Çs life work, his Unofficial Semi-Autobiography; 1,600 pages long, which has been divided into 5 parts for publishin
Kiss Like A Nymph by D.W. Craig
D.W. Craig | Kiss Like A Nymph | ‘His Party Guests were 6 of teh Worst Tramps Clint Had Ever Known—Bust they Were His Wifes Friends.’
Out Of The Closet Into Our Hearts by Laura Siegel; Nancy Lamkin Olson
Laura Siegel; Nancy Lamkin Olson | Out Of The Closet Into Our Hearts | Written by the families and extended family members of gay and transgendered individuals, this collection sends out a positive message on all the issu
Paradox Valley by Gerri Hill
Gerri Hill | Paradox Valley | Was it an earthquake? A meteor? Or something else entirely?
Running from a marriage proposal in Seattle, Dana Ingram returns to her parents’
Born This Way by Paul Vitagliano
Paul Vitagliano | Born This Way | Based on the hugely popular blog of the same name, Born This Way shares 100 different memories of growing up LGBTQ. Childhood photographs are accompan