Give My Love to Berlin
by Katherine Bryant
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Pub Date 20 May 2025 | Archive Date 3 Jun 2025
Amphorae Publishing Group, LLC | Walrus Publishing
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Description
A Note From the Publisher
Other Contributors include Lisa Miller
eBook:: 9781940442549
Illustrated by Kristy Makansi
Other Contributors include Lisa Miller
eBook:: 9781940442549
Advance Praise
Set against the glittering decadence and impending doom of Weimar Germany, Give My Love to Berlin chronicles a forgotten chapter of LGBTQ history with remarkable depth and humanity. Katherine Bryant has crafted a heart-wrenching and unforgettable tale of forbidden love and moral defiance, offering readers a glimpse of beauty and brutality and reminding us of love’s endurance through history’s darkest chapters.”
—Paul Levine, bestselling author of Jack Lassiter series and Solomon vs. Lord series
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781940442532 |
PRICE | US$18.95 (USD) |
PAGES | 463 |
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Featured Reviews

Oh my God, this is one of the best book I will ever read in my entire life! I didn’t obsess with a book since Evelyn Hugo. This novel is so intense (the romances, the friendships, the mystery, the perils of nazism, the History…). I love it. Really, I just love it.
I don’t have an heart anymore or tears anymore, but I cannot stop thinking about this wonderful, wonderful book!
Thank you Netgalley and the publisher for the arc.

Katherine Bryant’s Give My Love to Berlin is a stunning debut. While the opening chapters take their time setting the scene, I became completely hooked once I reached the 20% mark. The novel beautifully illuminates a lesser-known piece of queer history: the Institute of Sexual Science in Berlin. I had no idea about its significance, and Bryant brings it to life with such care and depth.
What struck me most was the way the characters love fiercely in ways that feel both deeply personal and profoundly universal. There is a tenderness in their connections, a reminder that queer people have always existed, always found each other, and always loved in our own beautiful, unique ways.
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