When you hear the name of the queer writer Hillary Carlip, you probably think of her best-selling 2006 Lambda Literary Award finalist memoir “Queen of the Oddballs: And Other True Stories from a Life Unaccording to Plan.”
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There’s something unforgettable about walking into a room that feels like it’s humming with anticipation, and that’s exactly what happened last night at Books & Books in Coral Gables.
Sometimes, you just want to shut the door and forget what’s on the other side.
The show "The Riches" really stuck to Krista and Becca Ritchie, which is why it inspired them to write, "Destructively Mine."
Has there ever been a musical genre more deserving of a glorious coffee table book than disco? In his new book “Disco: Music, Movies, and Mania Under the Disco Ball” (Rizzoli, 2024), gay writer Frank DeCaro answers that question with this stunning portrait of the cultural phenomenon that was central to lives of so many, including the LGBTQ community.
Kyle Lukoff wanted to write about a story that highlighted language, community, and keeping each other safe, so that's one of the reasons why he wrote, "Are You a Friend of Dorothy?"
"Things Left Unsaid" by Sara Jafari tells a deep, emotional love story with the power of friendship.
Kate Woodworth wanted to emphasize the importance of climate change, so that was one of the reasons she wrote, "Little Great Island."
Lyla Sage wanted to write a story where two people get a second chance to get their love story right, so that was part of the inspiration for the series Rebel Blue Ranch.
Happy is the bride the sun shines on.
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