"Some of the most spectacular writing I’ve ever encountered in my life… Vagabonds! brought me to tears because it gave me a world in which my country could be home again."

"[A] classic piece of literary fiction reminding us that queer people are a real and vital part of all our histories."

"[A] satirical novel written by a Black queer woman and published in 1974. I consider it an indisputable genius-level text that should absolutely be taught widely."

“I’ve been hunting for books like this my whole life; this story broke my heart and healed it.” (blurb)

"A well-researched, thoughtful, engaging look at trans and gender-nonconforming people through history and from all around the world. This book is very welcoming to newcomers but full of little gems for those of us who have been reading trans histories for years. Combs and Eakett come from within the trans community, and they also pass the mic to many other trans folks of different ages, races, nationalities, and identities to share non-white and non-Western experiences. A beautiful and compassionate primer!" (blurb)

“For any reader who had their identity or sexuality constrained or compressed by religion, this book offers hope, compassion, and healing.” (blurb)

“Confessions of the Fox  is so goddamned good. Reading it was like an out-of-body experience. I want to run through the streets screaming about it. It should be in the personal canon of every queer and non-cis person. Read it.” (blurb)

"The stories in Stag Dance are potent and surprising and take no prisoners. How exquisitely Peters writes about the way we move towards ourselves—with the clarity of desire and the agony of resistance."

Included in an Instagram story as a favorite queer poetry book.