A Language of Limbs
This book will break and heal you all at once. Dylin Hardcastle is a poetic genius whos words reach you in depths you didn't know possible. An honest story of the realities of growing up queer in the 1970s, these characters and stories will live within you long after the last word on the page.
The Heart's Invisible Furies
Beautifully as heartbreaking as it is uplifting. This novel by John Boyne the life of Cyril Avery, a gay man navigating identity and love in conservative, Catholic Ireland. From his childhood realisation that he’s in love with his best friend, Cyril’s journey is marked by secrecy, shame, wit, and hope. Boyne crafts a powerful, tender story that lingers long after the final page.
The Loud Way Home
The Loud Way Home is a beautiful, composed expression of the experiences and journeys of LGBTQIA+ victim survivors of sexual violence. It is powerful, poignant, and full of heart.
Feel It All
Discussing sex miseducation, the origins of insecure sexuality, attachment theory and more, Casey draws inspiration from her personal journey , academic research and community cultivated knowledge. Framed by anti-oppressive and trauma informed practise this book is an absolute must read.
How To Love
A beautiful hardcover book set out as an illustrated guide to feelings and relationships. This tender hearted and inclusive book opens the conversation in friendships and romantic relationships by inviting readers in to reflect and consider in this is a sweet, comforting and engaging book.
The History of My Sexuality
A raw, honest, contemporary memoir and debut. The narrative is engaging, blending personal anecdotes with broader reflections on cultural and societal norms. Tobi’s journey of self-discovery and exploration of their sexuality and gender identity is both humorous and candid.
The In-Between
In true Tsiolkas literary form, this book is an entertaining (sometimes raunchy), easy read. When two men, who have both suffered incredible heartbreak from their previous relationships, disclose their loneliness to each other, a modern love story evolves. Tsiolkas explores the complexities of the heart and what we hide from ourselves and others. A great exploration of relationships, friendships, connections and emotions.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Dive into the glamour and turmoil of icon Evelyn Hugo's Hollywood life from the 50s to the 80s. Follow the wild and engaging stories and marriages as she aims to follow her passions in acting and her truth of love and intimacy. You won't be able to put this book down.
Pride Atlas
A visually stunning and comprehensive travel guide that has 500 curated destinations for LGBTQ+ travellers. The content covers North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Oceania with insights into the unique LGBTQ+ culture, history, and events of those destinations.
I’m Not Really Here
Told in the first person, this rich, heartwarming coming of age, Aboriginal, queer story is authentic, vulnerable and believable.
When We Were Sisters
A heartwrenching and beautiful story of a young orphan coming of age as a Muslim in America. Asghar's lyrical novel transports you into Kausar's world and invites you to sit with her as she grows and grapples with gender, family, sisterhood and love.
Caught In The Act
“Boy, girl, artist, advocate. Courtney is more than the sum of her parts”. This magical memoir takes the reader on a journey of Shane’s segue to becoming Courtney and back again. Shane paints a beautiful picture of sexuality and gender and how the two are not and need not ever be fixed, but are fluid. This memoir highlights that the best body to be living in is the one that makes you happiest!
