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".
Books
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.”
The piece of cake you cut into did not have a pastel center.
Amélie Wen Zhao was inspired by Chinese mythology and history, so she wrote "Song of Silver, Flame Like Night".
Readers can expect love, loss, friendships, and more in Emma Noyes' "Guy's Girl".
You simply have nothing to wear. Old joke, that one. Really old because these days, it's easy for anyone to have racks and shelves and dresser drawers full of casual wear, fancy duds, comfy things, and finery to put on their body.
Witty conversation and gay romance are what you can find in Eliot Schrefer's "Charming Young Man".
During the pandemic, Lisa Peers wanted to write a story that featured a happy ending and romance. That's how "Love at 350°" came to be.
You will never settle. And why should you? If it's not right, you make it right. If it can be better, well, then get at it. You find the solution or you go on to the next thing because good enough is never good enough. As in the new book "Bayard Rustin," essays edited by Michael G. Long, there's always work to do and good trouble.
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