An ode to the cultural sensation Schitt’s Creek - a watershed moment for queer rep on TV. In the words of David Rose himself, we feel it needs to be celebrated.

A look at Prince’s distinctive style both on and beyond the screen, examining and celebrating the construction and impact of Prince upon contemporary fashion. A must read.

An exploration of transphobia and the trauma of living in a society constantly debating you. It turns to positive representations and experiences, capturing - as sought - the beauty in transmasculinity.

The New University reimagines the University as a more civic and personal institution, one that can draw people together in a society that currently feels fractured.

Shortlisted for the Kavya Prize. The End studies apocalypse fiction and its role in how we manage, manifest and imagine social, economic and political disaster and crises.

Flip the Script is a love letter to many of the phenomenal women who have paved the way in UK hip hop both at the forefront and behind the scenes. They are changing the game.

In educating us about the realities of sight loss, Maud shows us how to be aware of our own blind spots, offering the knowledge needed to become better, more tolerant members of diverse communities.

Anne explores this chasm between two cultures, how it is to feel one thing and yet be perceived as another. What are the emotions that people feel in this limbo? Why is culture so important?

Big ideas to carry in your pocket. Treat yourself to our eight thought provoking Inklings titles for 2021.

Journey on, adventurer, as Thom invites readers into the exciting queer, utopian possibilities of Dungeons & Dragons. Grab a sword and get your dice at the ready, this queer adventure is about to begin.

Shortlisted for Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the Scottish National Book Awards. Part exploration, part memoir, Joe Donnelly is here to tell you that video games, in fact, save lives. They saved his.

“A sweaty, sticky mosh pit of a novel” - i-D | “An exhilarating reflection on abuse, the NHS, and queerness in the music industry, this is a debut that will surely make waves.” - Dazed

“Both disturbing and compulsive” - Cosmopolitan | Nash writes across the complications of working class women, rendering their desires with visceral prose and psychologically dissecting the craving and the conflicts within.

‘A desire map. A heartbomb’ - Lidia Yuknavitch. A young woman embarks on a fraught three-way relationship. With stripped-down prose and unflinching clarity, Nash examines madness in the wreckage of love, and the loss of self.

‘Fantastic’ - actual Jeff Goldblum. The only review you need tbh. Flash fictions following Jeff Goldblum as he, and alternate versions of himself, travels through the known (and unknown) universe in a mighty celebration of weird and wonderful Goldbluminess.

‘Shiny dark licorice mind candy’ - Margaret Atwood. Stories that show McClory’s ever expanding ability to envelop and entrance with lyrical language of lore, stunning settings and curious characters.

‘A writer completely unafraid’ - Ali Smith | In this award-winning, daring debut collection, the skin prickles against sweeps of light or darkness, the fantastic or the frightful; deep water, dark woods, or scattered flesh in desert sand.

From the streets of Scotland and a little beyond our solar system, comes one of the country's most hilarious writers. Putting surreal and witty twists on the everyday, Hings creates recognisable characters you will love and want to avoid like the plague.

’Hilarious, heartfelt and utterly unhinged. Charlie Brooker on Buckfast’ - Martin Compston. Here We F**king Go (HWFG) is the much-anticipated follow up to Chris McQueer’s hilarious, award-winning debut. It’s just a load more short stories ‘n that. hwfg x

These poems are a means of working through the belonging in both the physical sense and emotional, be it the belonging of immigrant bodies in new countries, or that of the queer self within found families and safe spaces.

A vital exploration of racism, gender-based violence, and the sustaining, restorative bonds between women. These poems demonstrate the power of heart and voice, and will stay with readers long after the last page is turned.

The queer words anthology. From drag queens and discos, to black holes and monsters, these stories and poems wrestle with love and loneliness and the fight to be seen. A showcase of amazing queer talent.