Books
Quinn Diacon-Furtado wanted to cover the themes of exclusion and generational patterns from the perspective of queer and nonbinary teens, so they wrote "The Lilies."
You can see the CEO’s office from the outside of your workplace.
“We’re here.” Those are two words the burned like a fire inside of Matthew Hubbard as he wrote "The Last Boyfriends Rules for Revenge" in a time when Florida has been targeting the LGBTQ community via the "Don't Say Gay" law.
Nicolas Didomizio drew a lot of inspiration from his own life when he wrote "Nearlywed," a book that follows an engaged couple with practically nothing in common.
When it comes to LGBTQ summer destinations in the Eastern time zone, almost everyone knows about Provincetown, Massachusetts, Fire Island, New York, and Key West, Florida.
He's going to win. It's very apparent: much as you're trying, hard as you're running, as much as your lungs burn, he's ahead by two paces. You had a good start, but he's the better athlete. You know this now. He's gonna win this competition, and you're going to lose. But, as in the new book "The Other Olympians" by Michael Waters, there may be another outcome.
Interested in a queer and trans romance book? Then check out "A Shore Thing" by Joanna Lowell.
Shou Arai depicts his life of self-discovery in his manga memoir, "At 30, I Realized I Had No Gender."
If you’ve been waiting for the great summer read of 2024, your patience has been rewarded with the publication of “Traveling: On the Path of Joni Mitchell” (Dey Street, 2024) by acclaimed music journalist Ann Powers.
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