Títulos em Literatura e Ficção

Former poet laureate of Belfast, Maine, Afrofuturist/Oro-shamanic poet and bass clarinetist Toussaint St. Negritude dazzles with this debut collection of poems, featuring an ensemble of cosmic tones the late Pulitzer Prize winning poet Gwendolyn Brooks once called “full of sweet sounds and surprises.”

Being married to your best friend isn’t as easy as it sounds. Grace Hart wants a baby. She’s hitting her late 30s with no children, no husband, and no prospects for the happily ever after of her dreams. But she’s decided the perfect partner to help her change all that and build a future is right in front of her in the form of her best friend of twenty years. And she won’t let a minor detail like being very straight and her bestie being a lesbian stand in the way Caz Madden has no right to be attracted to her best friend.

Cassie, the lesbian witch, and her wanton succubus have a plan to take over her Christian College. She wants to turn it into an All Lesbian University, so the president has to go. She'll need to entice his busty wife into lesbian sin. But that's just the first step. When the pious Catholic wife goes to confession for her wanton lesbian sin, Cassie will be there to hear all. She'll guide the gorgeous MILF into such sapphic bliss. You have to listen to this wicked lesbian tale to find out what happens!

I’ve been truly blessed in life. Professionally, I have a job I enjoy, and which also pays the bills and then some. Personally, I have the best son anyone could ask for. But Henley is grown now, and though he’ll always need his dad, he has found the most incredible partner in his Daddy, Amir. I couldn’t be happier for the pair, but I also can’t deny the void I feel when watching their interactions. The love and care between them make my heart ache with desire.

Berlin, 1942. Lilly Wust, 29, verheiratet, vier Kinder, führt das Leben von Millionen deutscher Frauen. Doch dann lernt sie die 21-jährige Felice Schragenheim kennen. Es ist Liebe, fast auf den ersten Blick. Als Jaguar-Felice ihrer Geliebten gesteht, dass sie Jüdin ist, bindet dieses gefährliche Geheimnis die beiden Frauen noch enger aneinander.

Mike made a joke about the way his girlfriend dresses, and now he’s in big trouble. On the way home from an out-of-town wedding, Ellie kicks Mike out of her car, way out in the middle of nowhere. He thinks she’s just bluffing when she drives off… but she never does come back. And to make matters worse: Mike is wearing the tiny dress and heels she wore at the rehearsal dinner the night before. He put it on as a joke at that wedding, right before making the joke that prompted their early exit. Now, Mike has to figure out how to get home, stuck in that dress, with no money and no phone.

Joanna Lucas is single again, but a trip to Venice to consult on a mosaic restoration will help mend her broken heart. Most of her two weeks will be free to explore the city with her friend Deena, but if she'd known who suggested her for the trip, she might have stayed home. An award-winning painter, Chandler Cardin also gives private art lessons. She's the last person Joanna expects to run into so far from Boston. Equally unexpected is the attraction that resurfaces, reminding Joanna of old times. Not all of the memories are good.

Detransition Baby meets Fleishman is in Trouble in this remarkable debut novel from an incisive contemporary voice. A story about the awkwardness of growing up and the greatest love story of all, that between us and our friends, Woodworking is a tonic for the moment and a celebration of womanhood in all its multifaceted joy.

Colton has always walked the line of golden boy meets bad boy. It helped catapult his popularity as the starting pitcher in his first year of college and during the scandalous exposé when he came out as bi. But Colton struggles with the accolades he receives, balancing who he is versus who he was versus who he’s expected to be. Because before Colton was a queer icon for star athletes, he was a closeted bully who made one guy’s life completely miserable. Isaac hates Colton. But to be fair, Isaac hates everyone—maintaining an icy distance from even his closest friends.

La vida es como el viento, variable e impredecible. Cambia de dirección sin que tengas control de ello.

Santa’s charming (and very gay) son, Nick Jr., is ready to trade snowdrifts for swoon-drifts. He’s over the solitude of the North Pole and hungry for a taste of adventure—and maybe someone special to share it with. Santa, always the jolly schemer, notices the restlessness glimmering in his son’s eyes. What better way to help than inviting Nick on the Christmas Eve sleigh ride? But this isn’t just about delivering presents. Santa has a secret plan to sprinkle some holiday magic into Nick’s life. All is going according to plan until Nick tumbles from Santa’s sleigh and into the arms of Matteo.

What I've Tasted of Desire is a terrifying companion novel to Those Who Favor Fire. Listeners should take note of graphic and heinous content and are encouraged to listen to the full list of trigger warnings in the book's foreword. This title is intended for listeners 18 years and older. Discretion is advised.

After the bittersweet battles fought during the Winter Solstice, Khiri and her friends don't have any time to waste. Great evil looms heavy over the world as Khiri finds her journey pointing her once more toward home. With assassins fighting thieves, and demons roaming the streets, Estan struggles to find secrets to help unite a warring city.

"This is not a book about breaking— but about what blooms when we stop pretending we were never broken." In a world that taught men to bury their tenderness, this acclaimed poetry collection cracks open the silent wars of masculinity. With raw lyricism and unflinching honesty, A Gentleman’s Guide to Shattering explores the fears men were never taught to name, the cost of armouring your heart, and the revolutionary act of feeling fully.

Morgan Rose has always been the girl with the plan. Color-coded calendars, backup plans for her backup plans, and a wedding business that’s her entire world. Only one woman ever managed to derail Morgan’s organized life and shatter her heart in the process. But Morgan doesn’t think about Frankie Lee anymore.

With a brash and stylish voice that implicates and confronts the listener, Emma Copley Eisenberg wades into the contradictions, joys, and violence of a modern world shaped by looking and watching, examining how our hungers can both hijack and crack open our lives. In the title story, a young girl looks to a group of fat women at her local pool to teach her about her changing body. In “Swiffer Girl,” a woman agrees to try for a baby with her partner, only to suddenly find herself haunted by the viral sex video that made the rounds during high school.

Nothing brings Chloe Bly more joy than swindling rich people out of their money. Ever since her mother’s funeral, she’s used her hotel catering job to slip into people’s rooms, pawn their valuables, and use the haul to pay off her family’s medical debt. It’s a perfect system—until she finally gets caught. But instead of turning her in, the eccentric billionaire hotel owner wants to hire Chloe for a job. The con is simple: infiltrate his rival’s new luxury hotel, steal back his missing Hotel Excellence Award, and get away clean.

Ever since hearing his granny’s old fairy tales, Hank Lear has longed to experience the ancient magic coursing through Ireland, sure that some grand adventure awaited him among the verdant hills. Now, with his vacation coming to an end, he’s about to return to Texas with nothing but memories of old castles, modern cities, and a cheap Claddagh ring he bought in an antique store. On a whim, Hank visits a bath house on his last night in Dublin, where he meets Darren Connell, a man with plenty of secrets of his own.

Clayton appreciates the comfort of his pub in Lodi, California, but he still feels the draw of the open road. He fears connecting with one special person will rob him of the freedom he cherishes. Then, he steps into the Rainbow Coffee Shop in Stockton, California and meets Sawyer, wearing a homemade rainbow bracelet.

What if becoming a father meant becoming the baby? Mark thinks he’s ready for fatherhood—at least, as ready as any man can be. But when his pregnant wife Tessa signs them up for a high-tech parenting class called BabyPrep+, he quickly realizes this isn’t your average diaper tutorial. And when a cutting-edge empathy exercise turns him into an actual infant girl named Maddie—complete with frilly dresses, diapers, and helplessness—Mark is forced to experience parenthood from the inside out. Tessa didn’t expect to feel so connected. So maternal.