Alexis Hall, the author of "10 Things That Never Happened", talks about how important it is to be able to relate to characters, what led him into becoming a writer, and more.
Books
You spent hours online and on the phone, trying to get tickets.
Combining her family and work in the medical field, Khalia Moreau created "The Princess of Thornwood Drive".
“Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant: A Memoir” (Little, Brown, 2023) by Curtis Chin
This delicious memoir is as much about being a gay ABC (American-born Chinese) as it is about Detroit in the 1980s. Funny and eye-opening, this book is best not to be read on an empty stomach.
"Nightbane" is book two of the series "Lightlark" by Alex Aster, where readers can delve deeper into the relationships between characters, explore the world, and more.
It's a hard choice to make. When someone asks you about your favorite holiday, you have to think.
Shelby Mahurin wanted to include everything she loves in books such as a masquerade ball, enemies to lovers, a vampire love interest, and more in "The Scarlet Veil".
Maria E. Andreu wanted her book to delve into questions about identity and how we decide to live our lives, so she wrote "Julieta and the Romeos".
Award-winning cartoonist and graphic novelist Roz Chast has a knack for putting a smile on people’s faces in record time.
Truth Wins Out Executive Director Wayne Besen recently released a new book, “Lies with a Straight Face: Exposing the Cranks and Cons Inside the ‘Ex-Gay’ Industry.”
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- 'Guy's Girl' - Coping with Trauma and Learning to Heal
- 'Glitter and Concrete: A Cultural History of Drag in New York City'
- 'Charming Young Man' - Great Champagne and Gay Love
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