Blake has packed a remarkable amount of earthly experience in this wondrous, funny, queasy, and erotic retelling of the Great Flood narrative … read more

Miranda in Milan is a queer reimagining of the characters from William Shakespeare’s The Tempest… read more

Introspective and understated, Lot gives voice to the silenced pain of Houston’s Black and Latinx working class… read more

The narrator of The Stranger from the Sea inhabits a cultural milieu that suppresses its truths through propriety and etiquette…. read more

Full of violence and mystery, Black Leopard, Red Wolf is a daring exploration of what it means to find love and a sense of purpose in an unstable world… read more

Willa & Hesper is a story of being emotionally broken and risking love anyway… read more

Carrasco’s main character, Alma Rosales, is a detective who now works under the identity Jack Camp, searching out leaks in a thriving opium smuggling ring… read more

2º is a thought-provoking read that might prompt readers to assess their carbon footprint…. read more

The Love and Lies of Rukhsana Ali is a powerful exploration of the sometimes difficult challenge of navigating cultural identity and sexuality… read more

The author weaves a compelling narrative about the bonds of love and affection between two men: the playwright Tennessee Williams and his partner Frank Merlo… read more