June may be coming to an end, but pride is forever! For readers who are looking for inclusive stories full of great representation and relatable characters, we’ve assembled a list of all the best LGBTQIA+ graphic novels releasing throughout June, … Continue reading Cool, Queer Comix for a Long, Hot Summer
If you happen to live within the borders of the M25 and happened to open your window to let in a breeze over the past few months, you may have heard a whisper of the words “bone horn” and “lesbian … Continue reading The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Whilst Solving a Mystery | Bone Horn by Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain Review
Summer readin’, happens so fast… We cannot believe it’s June already as we fly through 2025, but there’s always a silver lining, as it means you can finally read all the phenomenal fiction that is coming out this month! Don’t … Continue reading Time for Summer Shelf Indulgence: June Fiction Titles
A new office-based romance manga with a twist is our Graphic Novel of The Month for May. Continue reading On and Off: Work-Life Imbalance 01 – June Graphic Novel of The Month.
We are thrilled to announce the long-awaited UK release of The Sky of Sacrifice, the breath-taking second instalment in The Book of Wisdom trilogy, brought to life by the visionary creators of Tomorrowland. From the team behind one of the … Continue reading The Sky of Sacrifice: The Great Library of Tomorrow Returns to the UK this November!
The Future of Gardens is out now 9781911545774 | Melville House UK | Paperback | £9.99 When you picture a garden 100 years from now, what do you see? Is it tended to by a robot? Is it on Mars? … Continue reading Will Robots Tend Our Gardens? | The Future of Gardens by Mark Lane Book Review
A classic Disney movie gets a dark twist in our Graphic Novel of the Month for May. Continue reading As Old As Time: A Twisted Tale Manga Volume 1 – May Graphic Novel of The Month.
A/S/L – internet shorthand for Age/Sex/Location – is an emotionally compelling, and narratively unique look at the lives of three trans friends: Lillith, Sash, and Abraxa. Continue reading Queer Friendship & 90’s Videogames — A/S/L by Jeanne Thornton Book Review
Sim Kern’s new book jumps out at you from any shelf: fluorescent orange and cobalt blue adorn the cover in a wrap-around blueprint pattern, and the words “GENOCIDE BAD” dominate the front. But on social media, Kern’s popular — even often viral — TikToks are carefully captioned to evade algorithmic censorship. “GWORD BAD” is Continue reading A Unique, Important Tool for Education – Genocide Bad by Sim Kern Book Review
Our Graphic Novel of The Month for April marks the return of Marvel’s flagship X-Men title. Continue reading Uncanny X-Men by Gail Simone Vol. 1: Red Wave – April Graphic Novel of The Month.
