If you have ever wondered about joining a book club, Wagga Wagga City Library would like to help you find the book club of your dreams. You Complete Me is a relaxed gathering that gives hopeful readers a chance to…
This page-turner by Mason, whose work has been nominated for the prestigious Pushcart Prize and who is also … Writer Janet Mason, of Mt. Airy, tackles a complex question in her new book, “The Lens of Eternity: Queer Love from Two…
Second chance romance, friends-to-lovers, grumpy x sunshine, oh my! If you love romance books, then there's a very good chance you have a favorite romance trope. You know, enemies-to-lovers, there's only one bed, best friend's brother. If you've exhausted your…
Hit Enter to Search or X to close New reporting on Chicago’s specialist bookshops highlights spaces where queer books, reading groups and performance meet. Chicago’s specialist bookshops give queer readers more than a shelf Chicago’s specialist bookshops are making room…
How Dracula continues to slake our thirst for terror Although scholarly interpretations of Dracula see the novel as a fearful embodiment of some pressing threat in the Victorian consciousness, in some ways—be it sexual, economic, colonial, or gendered—Count…
Since 2005 Two-time GLAAD Media Award winner for Outstanding Blog Halloween is almost here, and this year’s new LGBTQ-inclusive kids’ books include a cauldron of tales about witches, ghosts, monsters, and other spooky things (plus some not-so-spooky tales for the very…
Since 2005 Two-time GLAAD Media Award winner for Outstanding Blog Wishing joy, love, and strength to all trans parents on this Trans Parent Day. To mark the occasion, here are some books from the past year or so that feature trans…
FOX 17 West Michigan News Shine like a diamond from Shaina Lane's new book, "Beneath the Brilliance"
“The Disappearers” is not an easy book to write. With his latest release, Marlon James — who previously won the 2015 Booker Prize for “A Brief History of Seven Killings” — takes on a profound endeavor: unearthing life in the gay underground of…
A new book reveals the fascinating true tale of Leon Belmont, a gender rebel and “romantic sensation” of the late 1800s. Drawings of Leon Belmont (left) and his former girlfriend, Sarah Brackett, in Illustrated Police News, November 20, 1880. Gender variance has existed…
Queer love stories across subgenres and heat levels.
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