Jake Wolff’s debut is a science fiction story, a gay romance, and a Hardy Boys mystery all rolled into one… read more

Stridsberg’s compelling “literary fantasy” weaves actual experiences from Valarie Solanas’s life into its experimental narrative…. read more

James tempts us to believe just about anything we want to believe, then shows us that people have succumbed to this seduction throughout Capri’s history…. read more

Odets wants to end the epidemic of isolation and unfulfilled lives … read more

Édouard Louis follows up The End of Eddy with an “autofictional” novel recounting his rape and its emotional aftermath… read more

The world of Nicola Griffith’s So Lucky is governed by ableist misconception and ignorance, but it is also marked by hope and human connection…. read more

Alan Bennett’s fourth volume of mixed reminiscence, diary entries, and occasional pieces is one sly, beautifully turned, wonderfully descriptive sentence after another…. read more

Enigma Variations chronicles the intense loves and emotional losses experienced by one man across a half-lifetime…. read more

In the new novel Moonstone, the author delivers a quiet but compelling literary intervention into Iceland’s past, offering a counter-narrative that acknowledges the country’s many unacknowledged past LGBT citizens… read more

With his debut novel, What Belongs to You, Garth Greenwell works in traditions forged by queer novelists both past and present…. read more