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The eagerly anticipated movie version of “Wicked,” based on the multi-award-winning Stephen Schwartz/Winnie Holzman Broadway musical, which was based on the beloved novel by gay writer Gregory Maguire, couldn’t be better timed. As much a backstory of Glinda and Elphaba, the Good Witch of the North and the Wicked Witch of the West, respectively, as it is an allegory about the rise of fascism and the abuse of power.
Queer Chinese American writer Geoffrey Mak takes the personal essay to new, and sometimes unsettling, heights, in his book “Mean Boys: A Personal History” (Bloomsbury, 2024).
Check out our interviews with Gayle Forman and Tomi Adeyemi, who will be attending the Miami Book Fair this month.
Ruby Dixon wanted to write a heroine who was the least likely to be the sort of adventurer you would normally expect in a story, so that was part of the inspiration behind "Bull Moon Rising."
With what seems like a minimum of effort, gay filmmaker Marco Calvani, writer/director of “High Tide” (Strand), manages to avoid many of the overused clichés and pitfalls that plague so many of the current wave of queer movies. That’s not to say that we don’t see some immediately recognizable characterizations, but even those are less annoying in Calvani’s skilled hand.
During eight days each November, hundreds of authors and thousands of readers converge on downtown Miami for the nation's premier literary festival, the Miami Book Fair.
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