People Change

Vivek summons her signature wisdom to reflect on a topic she’s uniquely qualified to explore—reinvention. More info »
Vivek summons her signature wisdom to reflect on a topic she’s uniquely qualified to explore—reinvention. More info »
A print edition of the first play by multimedia artist Vivek Shraya, about fame and personal transformation. Includes colour photographs and a new foreword and afterword. More info »
A tenth-anniversary edition of Vivek Shraya’s first book, a YA story collection that celebrates racial, gender, and religious diversity. More info »
The second novel from celebrated multidisciplinary artist Vivek Shraya, a nuanced exploration of the promise and peril of being seen. More info »
A comic book and a compelling act of resistance, with acclaimed artist Ness Lee. More info »
Un témoignage lucide sur le fil qui relie la masculinité toxique, la misogynie, l’homophobie et la transphobie. More info »
An exploration of how we might reimagine gender for the twenty‑first century. More info »
A children’s picture book about a young boy joyfully exploring and expressing his difference, illustrated by Rajni Perera. More info »
Vivek’s debut collection of poetry, a bold and timely interrogation of skin—its origins, functions and limitations. More info »
A contemporary queer love story interwoven with a reimagining of Hindu mythology, illustrated by Raymond Biesinger. More info »
An exclusive tee celebrating 20 years of Vivek’s artistic career. More info »
Commemorate the 10th anniversary of God Loves Hair with this limited-edition 12×16″ print illustrated by Juliana Neufeld. More info »
These limited-edition signed I’m Afraid of Men posters are only available from the Penguin Shop. More info »
34 beautiful queers. One big question. More info »
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What I LOVE about being QUEER was created by an independent artist with an independent budget. Production costs for the film are being recouped largely through sale to organizations with funding for such purposes.
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Two new remixes by Owen Pallett and Shamik. More info »
The fourth single from How to Fail as a Popstar. More info »
The third single from How to Fail as a Popstar. More info »
The theme song from The Subtweet. More info »
The next single from How to Fail as a Popstar. More info »
The theme from How to Fail as a Popstar. More info »
A stripped-down revisiting of the second album from Too Attached. More info »
The new remix from Too Attached, featuring Cartel Madras. More info »
The new remix from Too Attached, featuring Peaches. More info »
The second album from Too Attached, a celebration of racialized anger. More info »
The new album by Vivek Shraya & Queer Songbook Orchestra is a question and a critique—who defines woman? More info »
A new single by Vivek Shraya w/ Light Fires.
All proceeds will go to the Fight for Trans Lives Passport Fund for low- and no-income trans people in the United States. More info »
Limited edition cassette, including “Getalife” bonus track. More info »
“35 today. New chapter. Using female pronouns. She & Her. Wrote a song.” More info »
An EP of Diwali and Christmas songs. More info »
Covers of ten songs by the legendary R&B songwriter, producer, and performer. More info »
A compilation of ten years of music, including two covers, one unreleased demo, and one new song. More info »
January 16, 2011: The darkness hasn’t fully passed. And that’s ok for now. I will write a song about it, all of it. Every pull, every ache, I will work it out through lyric and melody until there is light again. Music might save me. More info »
Eight Hindu devotional songs, performed and produced by Vivek. More info »
Brattier, boomier, and bassier, nine songs produced by Meghan Toohey and inspired by late-night Paris clubs and the broken spaces in relationships. More info »
Sexy electro-rock in the vein of Goldfrapp, Prince and PJ Harvey, masterfully produced by Meghan Toohey, featuring Sara Quin on “Your Name” More info »
A bright and spacious wash of organs, acoustic guitars, and tambourines, with guest vocals on “The Alphabet” by Tegan Quin. More info »
Featuring additional production by John Wozniak of Marcy Playground. More info »
A single-voice, single-guitar project. More info »