This is the story of Soloway wanting it and Soloway getting it, and how getting it is not any kind of pot of gold at the end of a rainbow… read more

Getting Off maps the author’s struggle with sex addiction … read more

In We Are Never Meeting in Real Life, Samantha Irby uses a killer sense of humor to show you that someone else is having as tough a time of it as you are, maybe even tougher… read more

In Conversations with Friends, author Sally Rooney sets up a situation that is both unique and full of explosive possibilities…. read more

In Quinn’s well-written and exhaustively researched book, Hick and Eleanor come across as a butch-femme Romeo and Juliet. The book’s rich detail and Quinn’s obvious passion will keep you turning the pages… read more

Even if you never get beyond Treyf’s front cover you will know one of its major themes: the difficulty of holding onto religion in a modern America… read more

The most important lesson one can learn from Segal’s life is that, no matter what, you just have to keep on fighting… read more

Looking for a Kiss is about one woman’s herculean attempt to thrive in the face of tragedy and an uncertain romantic future… read more

Dangerous When Wet is a fabulous new memoir about a man who has it all–a great job in publishing, a longtime boyfriend, fun friends and a caring family. But Brickhouse has some serious life challenges too, including addictions and HIV… read more

Allison Moon is a queer woman with a bisexual boyfriend or a “bad dyke”–an identity she’s settled on after stints as a “greedy bisexual” and a garden-variety lesbian. She chronicles and analyzes this journey in an essay collection that’s heartfelt, thought-provoking, and good, not so clean fun…. read more