Edmund White on Vladimir Nabokov, the evolution of queer young adult literature, and more LGBT news… read more

This week in the LGBTQ-themed arts… read more

This week in the LGBTQ-themed arts… read more

Larry Kramer on his new novel, Gary Indiana on his photography exhibition, and more LGBT news…. read more

Joel Derfner, in Lawfully Wedded Husband, has crafted a compelling memoir of love and family enriched by social history, politics, and sharp commentary on the state of our popular culture…. read more

On Thursday, August 1, dozens of same-sex couples in Rhode Island and Minnesota exchanged vows in honor of the first official day that a marriage of this kind could be officiated according to the laws of their respective states. In Minnesota, eager couples were even counting the seconds, as ceremonies began at midnight—nearly 1,000 people… read more

As public opinion has grown increasingly favorable of same-sex marriage, why has the issue become more contentious for the communities it aims to “serve”?… read more

Editor Charles Henry Rowell, a celebration of the life and work of poet and playwright Federico García Lorca, and other lgbt news…. read more

Last week, Rhode Island became the 10th state to allow same-sex couples to marry. This week, Delaware became the 11th. On Tuesday, a half hour after the bill passed in Delaware’s Senate with a vote of 12-9, Governor Jack Markell signed it into law. The legislation will officially come into effect starting July 1. And… read more

On Wednesday, April 24, the state Senate of Rhode Island passed a bill to legalize same-sex marriage, with a vote of 26 to 12. Sometime this week, the bill will likely be turned over to Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee, who has already promised he will sign off on it. Once this happens, Rhode Island… read more