Read Bend carefully, for it provides a formula for what a queer kid needs to build resilience and adapt to new experiences and environments.

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They Both Die at the End is a beautifully rendered exploration of death, friendship, and love… read more

Henry Rollins and Glenn Danzig are fundamentally inseparable in the pages of Tom Neely’s queer punk comic Henry & Glenn Forever & Ever: The Completely Ridiculous Edition… read more

The first novel of its kind, The Clothesline Swing brings to surface the hardships that gay Syrian refugees experience… read more

Ariel Gore has a very different story to tell about queer parenthood with her new novel We Were Witches… read more

Olivares’ narratives theorize how we can exist and act in the world given how we conceptualize the uneasy state of our bodies… read more

In The Blue Spong and the Flight from Mediocrity, author St. Sukie de la Croix uses the concept of mediocrity as a metaphor for a heteronormative life dictated by religion, patriarchy, and colonialism… read more

The Gift explores the concept of a novel-as-performance-art and the gauzy line between fiction and non-fiction… read more

Gallaway’s #gods is an ambitious, finely wrought novel that uses a variety of voices and innovative styles to explore issues of faith, religion, and connection in the modern world… read more

The Disintegrations is an engaging, enigmatic meditation on death that’s both conversational and humorous… read more