An exclusive tee celebrating 20 years of Vivek’s artistic career. More info »

Rebellious raccoons take back the city in a hilarious urban romp by bestselling author and performer Vivek Shraya. More info »

Vivek summons her signature wisdom to reflect on a topic she’s uniquely qualified to explore—reinvention. More info »

Dans ce court essai, Vivek Shraya réfléchit aux origines de ses pulsions de changement, les liant aux influences de son enfance, de l’hindouisme à Madonna. More info »

Artist and writer Vivek Shraya reflects on how she might have approached 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic differently, and how we might transform our lives in—and after—the pandemic. 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 »

An exploration of how we might reimagine gender for the twenty‑first century. More info »

Un témoignage lucide sur le fil qui relie la masculinité toxique, la misogynie, l’homophobie et la transphobie. More info »

21세기를 살아가는 우리는 어떻게 젠더를 다시 상상해야 할까? 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 »

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 »

Vivek’s new visual album and her debut label release on Mint Records. Coming 12 May 2023. More info »

The first single from Baby, You’re Projecting. More info »

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 »