A groundbreaking intersectional memoir exploring disability, queerness, class, environmental destruction, and gender identity through the lens of a white disabled genderqueer writer’s personal experiences and political activism.
A bisexual teenage vampire teams up with her ex-boyfriend’s other abandoned vampire exes to kill him and save his latest target—a girl Holly falls for along the way.
For Detective Carolyn Hall, the rules are simple: trust your partner, follow the evidence.
A witch struggles to recover her memory after a magical attack and teams up with a half-fae monster hunter to protect her town, falling for her protector along the way.
A coming-of-age novel about Ramona, a six-foot-tall, blue-haired lesbian teenager in post-Katrina Mississippi who questions her sexual identity when unexpected feelings emerge, exploring the fluidity of love while navigating family responsibility and self-discovery.
Lickin’ License II More Sex, More Saga Intelligent Allah This sequel continues the story of the three-way relationship between lesbian protagonist Candy, bisexual Vanessa, and Rich. Vanessa engages in a three-way affair with two women (described as a blonde and redhead), and Candy continues as a central lesbian character seeking revenge on enemies from the … Read more
A shy bookseller who invented a fake girlfriend finds herself in a marriage-of-convenience with the real-life model she used for her lie—a romance novel cover model who needs to marry to inherit her family’s publishing company.
An influential anthology of queer solo performance scripts from the 1990s edited by lesbian performance artist Holly Hughes and theater critic David Roman, featuring groundbreaking pieces by performers including Holly Hughes’s ‘Clit Notes’ on lesbian sexuality, Peggy Shaw’s exploration of butch identity, Tim Miller on gay male desire, and other artists addressing AIDS, breast cancer, racism, gender, and LGBTQ+ life.
A comprehensive dictionary documenting Polari, the secret language used by gay men and women through the twentieth century, alongside a broader collection of lesbian and gay slang from English-speaking countries.
In a frozen dystopian future, two rival ‘Judex’—part cop, part assassin—must form a fragile alliance to take down a powerful biotech executive, leading to a dangerous romance and the exposure of a corporate conspiracy