We're celebrating our true colours for Pride Month with a collage of bright covers for books that are all part of our current Pride Month promo! Grab these titles and more for 20% OFF when you use the code PRIDE at checkout throughout June + enjoy free shipping on orders within Canada!
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(Counter-Clockwise)
Breaking Boundaries: LGBTQ2 Writers on Coming Out and Into Canada, edited by Lori Shwydky (Rebel Mountain Press)
Twin Studies by Keith Maillard (Freehand Books)
Any Other Way: How Toronto Got Queer, edited by Stephanie Chambers, Jane Farrow, Maureen Fitzgerald, Ed Jackson, John Lorinc, Tim Mccaskell, Rebecka Sheffield, Tatum Taylor, and Rahim Thawer (Coach House Books)
She Is Sitting in the Night by Oliver Pickle & Rima Athar (Metonymy Press)
Dear Twin by Addie Tsai (Metonymy Press)
Even Weirder Than Before by Susie Taylor (Breakwater Books)
Holy Wild by Gwen Benaway (Book*hug Press)
The Melting Queen by Bruce Cinnamon (NeWest Press)
See our full list of featured LGBTQ+ books, available for 20% OFF with the promo code PRIDE at checkout. Offer ends June 30th!
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