So rarely does a book written over thirty years ago fit so seamlessly into today’s world, but Nearly Roadkill does just that. “Pioneers in virtual fluid embodiment of postmodern gender theory”, Scratch and Winc are heroes to root for and to see yourself in. Nearly Roadkill explores gender and sexuality, transness and queer identity, all with openness and a refusal to conform. Oddly prescient, this book delves into the dangers of government surveillance, advertising algorithms, and the power of community and solidarity.

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Lucy McQuinn is a highly powerful, vengeance-fueled spirit, embodied in the vessel of a porcelain bride doll. She may not look like much, with her broken legs and missing eye, but she has the power to both slow down and speed up time, and she can communicate with the living via bluetooth. Her mission? To wreak havoc upon her killer. Her accomplice? A lonely, hearing-impaired lesbian with her own personal vendetta against Lucy's murderer. She could be yours today for the low, low price of 43 cents (assuming you're using your Trash N' Treasure employee discount).

Told through the furious voice of our beloved, newly dead haunted doll, She's a Doll is a gutwrenching story of grief, the violence of men, injustice, and the aftermath of trauma. The concept of a story told by a haunted doll is hilarious in theory, but this is one of the most heartbreaking books I have ever read.