Leah Dieterich outlines the fraught dynamics of a newly open relationship with merciless precision… read more

Fashion Climbing is both refreshing and surprising. For any of us who don’t think much about fashion, the book is a revelation… read more

Alain Locke was the chief philosophical architect and steward of the Harlem Renaissance… read more

In this slim 48 page book, a reader has the chance to get to know how the powerful, lesbian artist and writer, Pamela Sneed came to be… read more

Casey Legler’s Godspeed is an audacious attempt to stylistically venture off the beaten path of the traditional sports/addiction memoir… read more

“Locke sought a roomier notion of Black identity that could allow the queer and the unfixed notions of sexual identity to lurk if not flourish.”… read more

My Life as a Goddess is a cocktail of asides, digressions, footnotes, hyper-specific references to somewhat obscure pop culture items, and a voice that is equally self-deprecating as it is proud… read more

The Terrible is the queer coming-of-age story of poet, model, and actor Yrsa Daley-Ward… read more

The Unpublished Vice is an exquisite, winding staircase though the rich and varied library of an important writer’s readings… read more

“I wanted a 16-year-old Black youth somewhere to pick up a book that offered a window into some aspects of their lives.”… read more