Selected Poems    by Duane Simolke
Price: $0.99 USD. 5780 words. Published on May 8, 2010. .
This short eBook includes the gay love poem “Home,” the strange story of “The Gardener,” and the comical “Angels and Razors,” as well as thirty other poems. These works also appear in Duane Simolke’s longer anthology Holding Me Together: Essays and Poems.

Burnings    by Ocean Vuong
Price: $4.99 USD. 4910 words. Published by Sibling Rivalry Press on June 6, 2011. .
Burnings - A chapbook of poetry by Ocean Vuong (Cover art by Ashley Blazawski). The poems of Burnings explore refugee culture, be the speaker a literal refugee from a torn homeland, or a refugee from his own skin, burning with the heat of awakening eroticism. In this world, we're all refugees from something...

Inheritance    by Steven Reigns
Price: $6.99 USD. 8460 words. Published by Sibling Rivalry Press on July 10, 2011. .
Poetry. LGBT Studies. The autobiographical poems of Steven Reigns's INHERITANCE introduce us to the gains and losses of a true American family and detail the bequests of the shadows that linger. Reigns glosses over nothing to reveal the secrets that turn suburbia into a coming-of-age battlefield.

My Life as Adam    by Bryan Borland
Price: $6.99 USD. 14680 words. Published by Sibling Rivalry Press on August 14, 2011. .
Poems touching on religion, sexuality, Southern life, and self-acceptance reveal the poet's growing up, coming out, and becoming an adult in all its joys and sorrows. My Life as Adam is Bryan Borland's full-length debut and was included as one of only five collections of poetry on the American Library Association's inaugural "Over the Rainbow" list of best LGBT books of 2010.

When the Only Light Is Fire    by Saeed Jones
Price: $4.99 USD. 3270 words. Published by Sibling Rivalry Press on October 22, 2011. .
In his debut chapbook of poetry, Saeed Jones walks on the periphery of the South, those places on the outskirts of town, in bars after midnight, and on dangerous backroads where most people keep their heads down or look the other way. wrap themselves in cloaks of masks and comfort; garments we learn are flammable if we stand too close to flames.