An actionable social science manifesto, "Rainbow Wisdom" includes a litany of empathetic advice for supporting queer communities, from within and outside of their bounds. Mischa Oak’s compelling social science treatise "Rainbow Wisdom"... Read More

"Landscape in Lavender" is a moving, meditative memoir about the nonlinear process of coming out to oneself and one’s family. Brooks Kolb’s LGBTQ+ memoir "Landscape in Lavender" is about navigating his identity, romance, and career... Read More

The heartfelt essays and poems in "Queer and Muslim" defend religion’s compatibility with queerness. Religion can be a means of liberation rather than oppression, said Imam Muhsin Hendricks, shot dead in South Africa in 2025.... Read More

The warm and informative self-help book "Carry On" brims with supportive words for queer and trans people, drawing on scholarship, stories, and advice from activist Nillin Lore and others. The book’s eight chapters cover leaving the... Read More

Alternating between wry reflection and heightened vulnerability, "Guess What? I Love You" is a moving memoir about lasting love. Mike Maimone’s moving memoir "Guess What? I Love You" is about his pivotal relationship with an older... Read More

Hubert’s grand graphic biography "Joe the Pirate" profiles a rich, eccentric figure known for her colorful life. Marion Carstairs, later known as “Joe,” was born into a wealthy but dysfunctional family. Sent to boarding school, she... Read More

"Lessons in Drag" started as a performance by LaWhore Vagistan, the drag persona of academic Kareem Khubchandani. In it, she stages Khubchandani’s ethnographic research into accents, aunties, appropriation, and other topics connected... Read More

On the lighter side of melancholy, "Protocol Heresy" is a near-future novel about the damage done when people are left to mourn alone. C. J. Loveman’s affecting science fiction novella "Protocol Heresy" is about the psychological... Read More