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OFF THE SHELVES

In June 2026, the federal government that once seized the store's books put it on a national stamp — part of Canada Post's Places of Pride collection.

The plaza bearing his name sits just steps from the store he built. Here's why Jim Deva's legacy still matters on Davie Street.

Our staff picks for Pride — fiction, memoir, erotica, and everything in between. No algorithms. Just people who actually read this stuff.

A City of Vancouver infrastructure project has torn up the block outside the store, and owner Parm Gill says sales have fallen up to 40% — with the store's survival on the line.

New to queer lit, or just tired of guessing? Here's where staff usually point first,...


