From the deft pen of Emma Donoghue comes the highly enjoyable second entry in her children’s chapter book series about the Lottery family… read more

In her latest novel, Donoghue’s child characters once again shine in their imaginings when faced with creating solace in unimaginable circumstances… read more

This October, A24 Films is releasing the long-awaited film adaptation of Emma Donoghue’s harrowing novel Room…. read more

James Baldwin and the Queer Imagination, the Miami Book Fair International, and other LGBT News…. read more

A reading and conversation with Emma Donoghue and Ruth Rendell at the 92nd Street Y…. read more

“We’re not always in the best place to judge our own work. There’s a lot to be said for just making the book as good as you can, sending it out into the world and not worrying about it.”… read more

Call it a literary crime novel, call it historical fiction, call it lyric and engaging, Frog Music is in a category all its own…. read more

This week the Lambda Literary Review honors the impact movies and filmmakers have had on our lives.

To start off Lambda Literary Goes to the Movies week, here’s what some of our favorite LGBTQ authors (Staceyann Chin, Alan Hollinghurst, Ayana Mathis, and more) had to say about their favorite films…. read more

” I like the oddness of historical events; they’re messier and therefore more startling than whatever I would invent.”

Celebrated author Emma Donoghue spoke with the Lambda Literary Review about her new collection, Astray, her personal writing process, and how her own travel experiences have affected her most recent work…. read more

From the “cross country road trips” in Trebor Healey’s A Horse Named Sorrow, to a “contemporary look at AIDS and cultural memory loss” in Sarah Schulman’s The Gentrification of the Mind, to Cheryl Burke’s “gritty, kinetic, and ultimately triumphant portrait of the East Village queer performance scene in the ’90s” in My Awesome Place, this list… read more