Brown White Black is a deep dive into the concept of intersectionality… read more

Cipriani’s book does not simply tell how these writers’ disabilities happened, it tells about the firsts in their lives. Their firsts in independence, first jobs, schooling. Love. Sex…. read more

The Stonewall Reader wonderfully reflects how revolutionary moments rarely get portrayed accurately through single voices… read more

The editors of this book have crafted a collection that introduces readers to the dappled experiences of immigrants in the United States… read more

Hugh Ryan’s provocative new book brings Brooklyn’s queer past to life…. read more

What does it mean to stay put? Or, as a progressive LGBTQ person like Allen, to willingly return to a red state? … read more

The Lesbian South examines the lesbian feminist print culture that thrived in southern networks from the seventies to the nineties… read more

You Always Change will probably help you through your current or next breakup, if only by knowing someone else shares your pain… read more

Media is often a mirror for audiences, presenting a version of the world on screen, canvas or the page. Unlike most other media, however, games allow for (increased) interaction with the creation… read more

In this new collection of photographs, Hayes provides us an even larger look at a New York we are in constant interaction with–its noises, colors, its claustrophobic (yet somehow thrilling) density, and its openness… read more