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Rainbow Elephant is a book of literary and spoken word poetry exploring facets of the life of Taria Person; a queer, African American woman. She recounts authentic experiences and memories from her journey that include a wide spectrum of topics—both beautiful and traumatic, such as family and heritage, depression and anxiety, thoughts of suicide, uplifting community and her own unique methods of coping.

Driving for Uber by day and sleeping with strangers by night, Justin Perkins is intimately familiar with desperation and idiocy. However, ignoring your best friend’s advice and falling for someone who has stated multiple times that he’s still hung up on his ex… well, that’s just Justin in a nutshell. Daniel “Peaches” Caudlin is neither rich nor hot, a Los Angeles anomaly. In fact, he’s about as average as average can be, but his soft-spoken demeanor and unassuming kindness is what draws Justin in, even as Peaches warns him that he is still pining over his ex– someone who actually is hot. Way hotter than Justin, in fact, and superior in nearly every way. So what does Justin do when eve ...

Poetry that follows the intense romance between two inseparable lovers caught in the throws of addiction. Their ancestral trauma bonds them as they share their experience of transcending this physical reality, the body is only a container for the soul and our world a reflection of everything within.

How far would you go to learn the truth? Witches have been all but wiped out. The remnants of the once great covens are hidden, clinging to the last dregs of magic in a poisoned world. In the sanctuary of Umeå, a fledgling witch named Kanruo searches for the truth behind his family. But as secrets unveil themselves, will he be strong enough to change his fate?

Say hello to my Self Acceptance Playbook- an interactive journal for reframing and reclaiming new perspectives! Imagine having a trusted companion on your path to self-acceptance. This playbook is more than a journal- it's a transformational tool guiding you through reflective exercises and empowering prompts. Unlock self-discovery, embrace your true self, and rewrite your story. Join me on this journey to the joy or self-acceptance. Completely love and accept yourself without guilt or shame.

This story is about a young girl who has grown up in a well-off family. However, the lessons she's learned along the way are twisted and have shaped her perception of reality. Join Natalie Bacia on her journey of re-self-discovery.

The ending of the series, the question is what’s to come of these character’s lives? Will Christina be able to cope with her tragic event and be able to speak on it to a broader audience? How will Nathan’s impact on sports be now that he’s come out as a gay man? Will Heather become stronger for herself and kick the alcohol addiction and become closer to her children? It’s a journey of the characters and how they’re approaching the future and what’s to come. While many stories have happy endings, life has a way of making you realize that it isn’t always about happily ever after but about going through experiences to make you stronger than you’ll ever be.

Prince Mark has been abducted and is now trapped in the reclusive kingdom of the Emerald Division, but his green-haired captor does not open up easily. With every new layer Mark discovers, he realizes there are many more secrets hidden beneath King McLoughlin’s icy stare. Please note, there IS adult content in this book, including some scenes that could potentially be triggering.

In Shyne Nelson's first collection of poems, essays and short stories, Nelson make's visible, the pain and magic of growing up a black man in America. Telling the coming-of-age stories of his peers and chanting that black men are present, lovable and anything but invisible. His "aggressively honest" approach to storytelling is one that will make you laugh, cry, think, but most importantly relate. Tackling subjects as taboo as prostitution in the short story "The Client List" to presenting a different prospective of the age old infidelity issue in the poem "He exist, because of you." Nelson's debut is sure to start plenty of conversations. "Things Unsaid" addresses just that: The things ...

What begins as a transforming love between Dean Winchester and Castiel Novak in the summer of 1965 quickly derails into something far more tumultuous when Dean is drafted in the Vietnam War. Though the two both voice their relationship is one where saying goodbye is never a real truth, their story becomes fraught with the tragedy of circumstance. In an era where homosexuality was especially vulnerable, Twist and Shout is the story of the love transcending time, returning over and over in its many forms, as faithful as the sea.