Published under Wilde Press Imprint, (ebook under Nor'Easter and audiobook under Leonardo Audio), the story of "TABU" follows closeted transgender artist René who wants out: out of the city, out of the country, and as far away from the fascist policies of the re-elected Prime Minister as they can get. But on the eve of their departure, five long years after parting ways, the charismatic and charming Anders steps back into their life and asks them to stay. He's the founder of the dangerous society Taboo Art, a group of rebellious, subversive artists dedicated to opposing the new regime— and he needs René's help.

With vivid prose and timeless characters, Jagger van Vliet blends the rich history of art activism with a striking exploration of identity and love. TABU explores the vital question: what will you do when the time comes to take a stand?