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Just because Pride Month ends today does not mean that you have to stop celebrating! Tomorrow will see the release of Geonn Cannon’s latest book, Grab Bag. The book is an anthology of 14 short stories all based around WLW relationships. Read more about it below, and be sure to check it out here tomorrow!

Bond Themes from the Early 80s - Claudia and Ruby are going to have the most unique look at their Year 12 formal.

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As pride month comes to a close, let’s highlight not only the numerous celebrations from around the country (and the world!) this past month, but also recognize that many of these celebrations were a simultaneous act of protest. To exist loudly as a queer person, to demand visibility and acknowledgement, especially in an environment that does not wish to recognize you, is a protest in and of itself. And remember, the first pride was a riot against police brutality and corruption, led by trans women of color. Queer rights are continually under attack in the US and beyond....

To kick off Pride Month at Supposed Crimes, we’re going to highlight a handful of books by different authors featuring different aspects of pride—from diverse gender and sexuality representation, to coming out both early and late in life, to celebrating and embracing one’s identity, we’ve got it all at your favorite queer-owned publishing company!

The Turning Together series by Lara Zielinsky

New release Turning In, as well as Turning Point and Turn for Home, are all on sale for $2.99...

Just last week, Target began rolling out their annual pride line, featuring apparel with phrases such as “Live, Laugh, Lesbian”, “Not a phase”, and “Come as you are”, to name a few. Though they’re earlier than most stores, we’ve just about come to the time of year when stores everywhere are revealing their rainbow-covered pride lines in support of the LGBTQ+ community. With these numerous pride lines (some cheeky and cute, others… to be desired…) resurfaces the ongoing debate of how genuine these chains are in their support of the LGBTQ+ community. While this rainbow capitalism has numerous...

April showers bring May flowers, and May flowers bring…. A gritty, new tale from Geonn Cannon of two women making their way across the States in the 1940s:

Professional grifter Tinker and her apprentice, Penny Chaplin, have been conning their way across America for the past five years. They rob from the rich and corrupt and give to the deserving: themselves.

There aren't many rules to being a grifter.

Don't get greedy.

Always trust your partner.

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