What does it take to truly change someone’s mind—or your own? In How to Change Minds, David McRaney dives into the psychology of belief and persuasion, offering insight into why we hold onto our views and how meaningful change happens.

Through compelling stories and scientific research, McRaney explores empathy, connection, and the power of dialogue—ideas that resonate deeply in our current time of advocacy, allyship, and understanding within the LGBTQ+ community.

Summer Sons by Lee Mandelo is a gothic horror novel blending Southern atmosphere, academia, and queer longing.

After Eddie’s mysterious death, Andrew moves to Nashville, stepping into his late best friend’s life. He’s soon entangled in street racing, secrets, and a haunting presence tied to Eddie’s fate.

This eerie, slow-burn story explores grief, repressed desire, and identity.

Stag Dance by Torrey Peters is a bold exploration of gender, desire, and identity, told through a novel and three novellas.

Blurring the lines between reality and performance, these interconnected stories dive into the complexities of queer existence, transformation, and relationships. With Peters’ signature wit and depth, this collection is perfect for readers drawn to thought-provoking, boundary-pushing narratives on gender and self-discovery.

Deep House: The Gayest Love Story Ever Told by Jeremy Atherton Lin is a memoir blending romance, queer history, and humor.

Spanning 1996–2007, it follows Jeremy and his British partner, "Famous," as they navigate love across borders before same-sex marriage was federally recognized. From Berlin clubs to San Francisco dives, their journey explores intimacy, legitimacy, and belonging.

Witty and heartfelt, this book mixes personal stories with political history, offering a moving reflection on queer love and identity. Expected June 3, 2025.

Let Them Stare by Jonathan Van Ness and Julie Murphy is a vibrant, heartwarming novel about self-discovery, confidence, and queer joy.

Simone, a nonbinary hairstylist in Texas, dreams of making it big in the beauty world. When a viral moment lands them on a top reality competition show, they must navigate cutthroat challenges, personal insecurities, and the pressure of the spotlight—all while staying true to themselves.

With humor, heart, and a celebration of queerness, this uplifting story is perfect for fans of feel-good fiction, found family, and glamorous competition drama.