The world building for this particular set of undead girls is so seamless and well done that it becomes a study in craft… read more

The Brilliant Death is a fast-paced joyride of a novel, containing magic, intrigue, and a genderfluid love story… read more

“We actively seek poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, visual art, and anything that blurs the lines of genre and form.”… read more

Jeffra’s writing is delicate and deliberate when it comes to depicting despair….it inspires a sense of gratitude and reverence, as well as an appreciation for beauty and tenderness, even in the midst of profound sorrow…. read more

“I’m interested in what it looks like to stand tall in difficult feelings: embarrassment, love, anger, desire, cowardice, even joy which can be difficult too.”… read more

Filled with tenderness and hope, Ivy Aberdeen’s Letter to the World is a love letter to queer kids everywhere… read more

Jeanne Thornton’s book of short stories, The Black Emerald, is fantastic, meaning both that it’s very good, and also that it’s really weird… read more

“Punk and riot grrrl influenced me hugely, not just musically but politically and aesthetically as well, and my friends too.”… read more

The characters in Anna-Marie McLemore’s new fantasy novel are brilliant, beautiful, and powerful, bound by their love for each other, and their capacity to love others—regardless of gender or class…. read more

Barrie Jean Borich’s Apocalypse, Darling is a lyrical memoir that reads like a long-form narrative poem, wrought with long, sweeping sentences and dream-like imagery… read more