In a series of personal and revolutionary essays, Before They Were Men argues that we must rewire much of our framework of feminism. Through this much-needed nonbinary intervention into a two-sided discourse gone stale, Tobia boldly posits compassion and empathy as the forces that will lead men—and us all—to a brighter future.

With cinematic verve and delicious prose, What Is Queer Food? is a monumental work: a testament to food’s essential link to modern queerness that reveals how, like fashion or pop music, cooking and eating have become a crucial language of LGBTQ+ identity. By reframing our understanding of both food and queerness, it opens the door for courageous reckoning and boundless conversation.

A fiercely defiant memoir-in-essays charting Gomez’s quest to claw his family out of poverty by any means necessary and exposing the archetype of the humble poor person for what it is: a scam that insists we remain quiet and servile while we wait for a prize that will always be out of reach. For those chasing the American Dream and those jaded by it, Gomez’s unforgettable story is a testament to finding love, purpose, and community on your own terms, smiling with all your fake teeth.

A groundbreaking trans Regency romance that's both delightfully witty and refreshingly iconoclastic.

What if you could enter the mind of the person you love the most? Enka meets Mathilde in art school and is instantly drawn to her.

Greta becomes obsessed with one of her boss’s clients, a woman she calls Big Swiss. When they meet in real life, their intense connection grows—built on a secret Greta can’t reveal.

Bold and subversive feminist and queer retelling of the Greek myth of Psyche and Eros. Young, headstrong Psyche has captured the eyes of every suitor in town.

Avery’s juggling multiple jobs and school when a spot on a new dating show offers her a way out. Stella finally lands her dream hosting gig—until she discovers one of the contestants is her ex, Avery.