Our review of : Rabbits of the Apocalypse

In his latest memoir, Harvey Fierstein dives deep into the personal struggles he’s faced throughout his life. He opens up about his relationships with family and friends, as well as his experiences in the LGBTQ+ community. Fierstein also reflects on how growing older has affected him both emotionally and physically. Ultimately, this honest and poignant [...]

The Power of the Dog is a novel by Thomas Savage about two gay men, Pete and Harry, who fall in love in 1950s America. The book explores their relationship as they face discrimination and violence from both society and their families. Despite the challenges they face, Pete and Harry are determined to find happiness [...]

The Best Men is a novel by Lauren Blakely that tells the story of four friends who are all trying to find love. Each of them has their own obstacles to overcome, but they support each other through it all. This is a LGBTQ+ book with diverse characters and an empowering message. For who is [...]

This Much Is True is a moving, witty collection of stories from one of Britain’s most beloved actors. In it, Miriam Margolyes tells the tales of her life – both on and off stage – with honesty and humor. From her early years touring in Shakespearean productions to more recent successes in TV and film, [...]

Red, White & Royal Blue is a novel by Casey McQuiston about an American prince who falls for a commoner gay man. The pair must navigate the politics of love and war in this exciting and heartfelt story. For who is this book for ? Red, White & Royal Blue is a novel by Casey [...]

Under the Whispering Door is a captivating LGBTQ+ novel by TJ Klune. The story follows two young men, Will and Noah, as they navigate their way through high school and friendship. As they get to know each other better, they soon realise that there’s something more between them than just friendship. But with family pressures [...]

Less is a novel by Andrew Sean Greer about Arthur Less, a gay man who turns fifty and decides to take himself off the market. He accepts an invitation to attend his ex-boyfriend’s wedding in Italy only to find out he will also be attending as the guest of honor. For who is this book [...]

Call Me by Your Name chronicles a young man’s coming-of-age during a summer in Italy, as he falls madly in love with the son of his father’s employer. Aciman explores the intense emotions and sexuality that accompany first love, providing readers an evocative and unforgettable story. For who is this book for ? This book [...]

The Sex Lives of African Women is a collection of personal essays from black women around the world who open up about their experiences with sex and sexuality. The stories are frank, honest, and often empowering, offering readers a unique perspective on self-discovery, freedom, and healing. This thought-provoking book will appeal to anyone interested in [...]

HIM tells the story of Leo, a gay man who moves to New York City after college and falls in love with Rufus, an older married man. When their relationship faces challenges, Leo must decide whether to stay or go. For who is this book for ? This book is for LGBTQ+ people who are [...]

Kathryn Schulz’s “Lost & Found” is a moving memoir recounting the author’s journey of self-discovery as they come to terms with their sexuality and gender identity. The book provides an honest and unflinching look at the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ people throughout their lives, as well as providing hope and inspiration for readers looking to [...]

Ghost of Lies is a fun and campyLGBTQ+ mystery novel. When medium Marnie Brighton moves into her new home, she quickly realizes that it’s haunted by the ghost of a murdered gay man. With the help of her lesbian best friend, Gayle, Marnie sets out to solve the crime and banish the spirit for good. [...]