News — pansexual fiction



Here’s a look at what’s on tap, what’s on deck, and what’s in the news.

New Release

Looking for something new to read? We’ve got you covered. This month’s featured book is Minuet, by A.M. Leibowitz. If you’ve longed to read a love story between a bisexual/biromantic cisgender woman, a bisexual/biromantic trans man, and a pansexual/aromantic cisgender man, now’s your chance. You can find it at all your favorite online book outlets.

Coming Soon

Here’s what we’ve got for you this fall. You won’t...

We've had a great few months of releases! Here's what readers have had to say about our books:

Can You Hear Me? by Geonn Cannon (February)

There’s much I like about this tale: a woodworker plying her craft in an old Indiana farm and a pilot flying the cutting edge of space vehicles. Old tech and new tech, and a ham radio that even the smartest of inventors didn’t see breaking through his modern communications, and how an open window can change your view...

In the mood for something unique? Surrogate: Hunted may be just what you're looking for.

It's not often that I say I've been privileged to be part of a book's process, but it's true in this case. I got to work behind the scenes, and I can say this book is not like anything else I've read.

One of the things that makes this story stand out is the attention given to details about family life. It's not limited to one type...

This weekend, we were thrilled to announce our call for submissions for a new anthology: Upstaged: queer women in performing arts. This is a project close to my heart as someone who has been on stage as a symphony violinist for the majority of my life and with two children in the arts.

The idea was born after a friend had the opportunity to appear in The Vagina Monologues. As a result, she created a...

Today, I have the privilege of featuring Dan Ackerman. If you haven't read it, you should definitely check out October's new release, That Doesn't Belong Here. (Isn't that title fantastic?) Dan's a heck of a cool person, as you'll see from the interview.

What is the hardest part of writing?

For me, it’s having the time to write. I’m a night owl and always have been, but...