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8 queer women writers you should be reading all year long
The more expansive your bookshelf, the bigger your world will become.
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Chasten Buttigieg won’t run away from the only place that feels like home
In an exclusive interview, Chasten Buttigieg talks about needing to leave home to learn to love himself.
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The Old Gays are an open book when it comes to their ‘Guide to the Good Life’
“The Old Gays’ Guide To The Good Life” is part memoir, part juicy tell-all, and all love.
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This author dispels the myth of ‘AI gaydar’
Artificial intelligence researcher and author Blaise Agüera y Arcas investigates how we perceive gender and sexuality in America.
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A Medieval cover-up with jousting & queer romance hits bookshelves
Lex Croucher’s debut YA novel, “Gwen and Art are Not in Love” delivers the best of historical romance through an LGBTQ+ lens
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Sex, drugs & book bans: There’s a lot more to Amy Schneider than ‘Jeopardy!’
In her new memoir, “In the Form of a Question,” Amy Schneider provides plenty of revealing answers about her life beyond ‘Jeopardy!’
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3 implications of book banning and the power of diverse literature
Explore the concerning trend of book banning, particularly targeting diverse and LGBTQ+-related literature, and its potential impact on society.
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After 9 years, Armistead Maupin to release new “Tales of the City” novel
The new novel will finally give fans of his queer-inclusive book series an answer to a longtime mystery.
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“Aristotle & Dante” is groundbreaking in a world that lacks queer Hispanic role models
As a closeted gay Mexican, author Benjamin Alire Sáenz felt like he didn’t fit in. His experience represents that of countless queer Hispanics.
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Remembering Cheri Pies, the woman who revolutionized lesbian parenting
Many credit Pies with sparking the 1980s “gayby boom.”
