For anyone seeking an introduction to Elizabeth Bishop’s work, this insightful new biography is a great place to start… read more

In the Dream House combines critical insight, personal narrative, and aesthetic innovation… read more

Too Much Is Not Enough doesn’t read like a typical celebrity memoir…. read more

In The Beatrix Gates, Rachel Pollack offers a retrospective of her career in which her transness takes an explicitly central place…. read more

How We Fight for Our Lives is one son’s letter to his mother, but also the world… read more

We Have Always Been Here: A Queer Muslim Memoir gifts the reader with a tale of (re)discovery centered around themes of family, sexuality, and spirituality… read more

Altman takes on a classic queer mythology—that never-ending tie between parent and child—and turns the mythology into a lived, complicated work of lyrically-wrought prose with a quiet surprise on every page…. read more

William Dameron’s new memoir isn’t your typical coming out story…. read more

100 Times details one hundred different instances of gender-based harassment… read more

If texts can be said to have a surface, ‘Jimmy Neurosis’ is superficially a punk-cultural, coming-of-age memoir… read more