Book Review: Tea Leaves
TEA LEAVES by Jacob Budenz is a finely observed and empathetic dive into queer relationships against a backdrop of supernatural horror. Reviewed by Michael J. DeLuca.
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Book Review: The Bastard Prince of Versailles
THE BASTARD PRINCE OF VERSAILLES by Will Bashor is a racy coming-of-age story where a child of France’s Sun King meets a secret society of gay men. Reviewed by Tucker Lieberman.
Book Review: Breaking Free
BREAKING FREE: A saga of self-discovery by a gay secret service agent by Cory Allen is an illuminating, powerfully personal story where everything and nothing is secret.
Book Review: The Possibility of Everywhere
Soar through decades of internal reckoning, feminism, and life choices with THE POSSIBILITY OF EVERYWHERE by Beth Harkins. Check out what Elizabeth Zender has to say in her book review of this Atmosphere Press novel.
STARRED Book Review: The pause and the breath
THE PAUSE AND THE BREATH by Kwame Sound Daniels is a tender perspective of a singular yet universal human experience. Check out what Samantha Hui has to say about this Atmosphere Press poetry collection.
Book Review: Another World
ANOTHER WORLD by Maximillian Matthews is a heartfelt, sincere memoir and an earnest call to arms to improve the world for marginalized communities. Check out what Jada Wilson has to say in her book review of this indie nonfiction book.
Book Review: She Had Been a Tomboy
SHE HAD BEEN A TOMBOY by Sandra Bowman is a mother’s loving story of helping her daughter survive anxiety and embrace her true self. Check out what Tucker Lieberman has to say in his review of this indie autobiography.
Book Review: Psychopomps
PSYCHOPOMPS by Alex Difrancesco is a truly superb LGBTQ+ essay collection about what it means to become and be your authentic self. Check out what Liam Anthony of Independent Book Review has to say about this 2019 Accomplices title.
Book Review: Two Natures
TWO NATURES by Jendi Reiter is a literary fiction novel for all readers with a love of fine writing, witty repartee, and genuine feeling. Check out more of what Jack Messenger has to say in his latest of IBR Book Review.