Birds do it. According to Cole Porter, bees do, too, but it’s not exactly what he imagined. Wild and tame, avians, insects, and mammals all have sex – although not always as you’ve been told or for reasons you might think. Even educated fleas do it and, as in the new book, “Poking the Squid” by Perrin Roosevelt Ireland, humans can learn from them all.
Check out our interview with Dana Swift, the author of "When Dealing With Dragons."
Released during Pride Month 2026, “American Rough” (Bloodshot) by queer singer/songwriter Andrew Sa isn’t just one of the best LGBTQ albums released this year; it’s also one of the best country albums.
Scholastic Press is preparing for a fall filled with unforgettable characters, powerful emotions, and stories that remind us why young adult books continue to matter.
Check out our interview with Ashley Bennett, the author of "Tentacles & Triathlons."
Check out our interview with Kristen McCallum, the author of "Free Girls."
Actor/director Olivia Wilde and gay filmmaker Gregg Araki are each, in their own way, having quite a year. Wilde’s “The Invite,” which she directed and stars in alongside Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz, and Edward Norton, is a hit. Meanwhile, in August, Araki’s 2004 masterwork “Mysterious Skin,” a movie adaptation of the Scott Heim novel starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and actor-turned-director Brady Corbet, is being rereleased in theaters in a new 4K restoration.
Check out our interview with A.J. Symon, the author of "Golden Boy."
Check out our interview with Kathryn Foxfield, the author of "Our Wicked Gifts."
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