Catherine Guthrie’s Flat is a complex, honest, and tender rendering of how breast cancer changed her understanding of her own body… read more

Amy Hoffman’s new novel is a comic portrait of Provincetown’s off-season community … read more

In The Year of Needy Girls, Smith shows us the power of fiction to fully describe the internal and external forces that set the scene for unfounded accusations…. read more

The backdrops of the Cold War, the Civil Rights Movement, and the emerging science of climate research are combined into a novel honoring the queer communities of the 50s and 60s… read more

“Hogan describes all the work we bookwomen did in our stores to create a physical space and arrange physical objects in ways that supported, promoted, and defined the causes and issues that were important to us.”… read more

Raymond Luczak brings together a diverse anthology that explores the intersection of disability and queerness… read more

There’s a way a novel can preserve stories, especially the stories of women, especially of marginalized people, that would otherwise be lost to us. We know these people existed, that they’ve always existed, but their lives have gone unrecorded… read more

Voyeuristic close-ups, the escalation of fear in the reader, repeated, almost painful, moments of anticipation—Hitchcock would be applauding Adult Onset, Ann-Marie MacDonald’s third novel… read more