When you’ve always been told you’re wrong, finding a place that accepts you can be the most magical thing in the world.\nJohn has always seen things others could not see. He runs away to fabled London to find his fortune, but all he finds are grimy streets, rife with hangings and disease. Black Jack is a fast-talking pickpocket ready to show John a new life in the big city. When John first sees Shakespeare’s wondrous Globe theatre, he becomes convinced that this is where he truly belongs. But can Black Jack resist the urge to make some easy coin off of his new, naïve friend? And can John step up to the stage before the beast of the city swallows them both? AIRY NOTHING is a magical period tale of two boys finding friendship, love, and acceptance in seething Elizabethan London.

Airy Nothing

Teen & Young Adult

Pattern, Clarissa

Literature & Fiction

tRaum Books

A + E (Seasons)

Merey, R

Genre Fiction

Review\n"A raw look into the tumultuous world of teenage love and loss ... a tour de force of emotions and self-discovery." 
- Kevin Craig, The Camino Club\n"Full-bodied immersion in teenage conversation about friendship, desire, and aspiration. It Helps with the Blues captures a young man's contradictory attitudes: what he wants, what he believes he knows, and how he senses he's crossing a threshold into the rest of his life. At seventeen, eighteen, one could fall in love, fall into the bottle, even fall out of life. Cebulski weaves a frank and tender gay story." 
- Tucker Lieberman, author of Bad Fire\nJules leaves. Gabriel rages. 
Estelle changes. Joshua hides.\nIn the aftermath of a classmate's suicide, a boy embroils himself in a community of Midwestern teens, each doing what they can to cope as they stumble—together and apart—toward a life worth living.

It Helps with the Blues

Cebulski, Bryan

Noema

Akkerman, Dael

Literary

Ghosts and goddesses beckon Lev Ockenshaw. Oh, bother. Fortunately, he’s got a pill for that. In 2014, Lev is happily telling campfire stories in Boston with his longtime friend, Stanley, and his coworker, Aparna. One day, he receives an anonymous, threatening email referring to the company where he and Aparna work. Lev reports the threat to his boss, but is not believed. Most Famous Short Film of All Time is a non/fiction-hybrid philosophical novel about belief, prejudice, perception, ethical action/inaction, undoing/redoing decisions, trying harder, being excellent to your friends, being a fictional character, being trans, the nature of time, and burning things that do not serve.

Most Famous Short Film of All Time

Lieberman, Tucker

United States

Oasis left Blessed Falls with wings carved into her back and delusions of being an angel's vessel.\nA year later, she's still struggling to feel human again - until she meets Laura, a mysterious and mesmerizing woman who makes her feel closer to found than lost. But soon, Oasis learns the truth.\nLaura is the most recent face of the eternal Count Dracula, ruler of the shadows, chimera of the Devil, and embittered victim of libel.\nThe Van Helsing Institute have been waiting for a glimpse of the dragon's underbelly, and eagerly approach Oasis for her help in a ploy to kill Dracula for good. But not all of the wounds from Blessed Falls have cicatrized, and Oasis realizes she may be a danger to Laura - and to herself.\nNo one is as dangerous as Laura - the first vampire, the Devil's plaything, and the person with whom Oasis finally feels human.\nOceans of time have passed since she last had a drink, and she will not let Oasis go easily.

Darknesses

Seville, Lachelle

Query

Novikov, Zilla

Humor & Satire

Corrupted Vessels

Page, Briar Ripley

Instant Classic: That No One Will Read

Rosen, Rachel A

Merey, Ryszard

Otto, Anna

Stromberg, Dale

Read and Then Burn This (Seasons)

Contemporary

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