Feature: Holiday Traditions, Queer Love, and What These Books Get Right There’s something magical about a good holiday romance: the snow, the lights, the traditions that bring people together. But what makes the season even brighter is seeing queer love at the heart of those stories, authentic, warm, and unapologetically […]
Cover Crush: The Fight of Our Lives: AIDS in America by David Levithan & Gabriel Duckels Today is World AIDS Day, a day that has anchored remembrance, activism, and community care for more than three decades. Even as the U.S. government quietly steps back from recognizing it, queer communities and […]
Feature: Black Friday Reflection: Less is Liberation by Christine Platt This year, I have been trying to shift the way I think about “more.” More stuff. More sales. More scrolling. More everything. I picked up Less is Liberation by Christine Platt because I wanted a guide that spoke honestly about […]
Book Recommendations: Gorgeous, Gruesome, and Downright Unsettling: Three Queer Horror Reads to Keep You Up at Night Some books belong to cozy mornings with coffee. These belong to midnight. Just because it’s November doesn’t mean you have to stop reading horror. If you’re looking for stories that combine eerie atmosphere, […]
Author Interview: An Ocean Apart by Jill Tew In An Ocean Apart, Jill Tew delivers a fierce and immersive eco-thriller that feels both cinematic and heartbreakingly real. The world has fractured into the flooded Marshes below and the glittering cruise-ship cities above, where the privileged sail away from the wreckage […]
Author Interview: The Dysfunctional Family’s Guide to Murder by Kate Emery Families fight, bicker, and keep secrets but in Kate Emery’s The Dysfunctional Family’s Guide to Murder, Ruth takes it a step further: she suspects her relatives of actual homicide. With a blend of laugh-out-loud wit and genuine chills (including […]
Cover Reveal: A Great and Powerful Tyranny by Victoria Carbol We’re excited to help reveal the cover for A Great and Powerful Tyranny by Victoria Carbol, a lush, sapphic YA romantasy that reimagines The Wizard of Oz with sharper edges, darker magic, and a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers thread you’ll want to […]
Book Recommendations: Love, Loops, and Second Chances: Two Stories About Rewriting Time and Fate What if you could rewind the moment everything fell apart? What if you knew the world was ending, but love gave you a reason to try again anyway? That question beats at the heart of two […]
Review: Autumn, Enchanted: Falling for Everything She Does Is Magic and A Hexcellent Chance to Fall in Love I built my TBR around what will feel like fall, and these two delivered exactly that vibe: pumpkin-spiced enchantment, small-town magic, and queer love that blooms when the nights get longer. They […]
Book Recommendation: Why Every Fan of Scythe Should Read MindWorks When you think of Neal Shusterman, you probably picture sprawling worlds, high-stakes plots, and big philosophical questions. The Arc of a Scythe trilogy, with its mix of morality, mortality, and future tech, became one of the most defining YA series […]