Lauren Connolly was interested in exploring how grief can intertwine with comedy and romance, and that is how "PS: I Hate You" came to be.
Books
Ben Anderson encourages readers to come for the dragons, and stay for the thrilling journey of love in his book, "Heir To Thorn and Flame."
"How many times have I told you that...?"
Rachel Howzell Hall has a fascination for women stepping into spaces where they're seen as outsiders, disrupting the dynamics of those spaces. That was one of the reasons how she came up with "The Last One."
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."
Jubi Arriola-Headley is a self-described Black, queer, poet, storyteller, first-generation and United Statesian (his word).
Interested in a retelling of "The Wizard of Oz," but told in the perspective of Toto? Then check out "TOTO" by A.J. Hackwith.
When you were a small child, someone taught you about the birds and the bees.
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- ‘Star’ Struck: An Interview with Gay Writer William Keck
- 'Low-Hanging Fruit: Sparkling Whines, Champagne Problems, and Pressing Issues from My Gay Agenda'
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