Lambda Literary

'Blue,Too: More Writing By (For or About) Working-Class Queers' Edited by Wendell Ricketts

Mitch Kellaway
November 18, 2014

“Blue, Too interrogates an aspect of queer communities that is often the source of invisibility and discomfort…”… read more

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Edit Team
March 19, 2013

The Lambda Literary Review is the world’s most comprehensive online literary magazine covering lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender books and authors. … read more

Keith Boykin: Practicing Love

Bryan Glover
November 26, 2012

“We could have filled the book with stories of doom and gloom but that would have been just as dishonest as doing a book filled only with happy success stories. For most of us, life isn’t all sad and isn’t all happy.”

Editor, writer, MSNBC commentator, BET columnist, and former White House special assistant to Bill Clinton, Keith Boykin talks with Lambda about his latest anthology For Colored Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Still Not Enough: Coming of Age, Coming Out…. read more

'No Straight Lines: Four Decades of Queer Comics' edited by Justin Hall

Cathy Camper
August 04, 2012

Somebody needed to do this: compile a knowledgeable, historical collection of queer comics. But the task was daunting in more ways than one. There’s the difficulty of curating any historical collection to include the most representative art works and artists of the era. But queer comics pose an added challenge, as many were published by underground, indie and non-mainstream publishers, or were self-published…… read more

'Trans/Love: Radical Sex, Love & Relationships Beyond the Gender Binary' edited by Morty Diamond

TT Jax
March 17, 2012

Beyond the sharp humor, a variety of identities are spoken to in Trans/Love, including those that frequently go unacknowledged. … read more

'Collective Brightness: LGBTIQ Poets on Faith, Religion & Spirituality' Edited by Kevin Simmonds

David Eye
March 14, 2012

Many of these poems seem interested in the embodiment of the spiritual, finding God (or something like it) through the human body, and sometimes non-human. … read more

YA Anthology to Benefit Trevor Project

Edit Team
October 21, 2010

Nancy Garden, Kathe Koja, & Robin Reardon team up for ‘Awake’ As LGBT teen suicide and bullying dominate the national conversation, the indie house Cheyenne Publishing has organized a young adult anthology to be released in June of 2011, with all net proceeds going to The Trevor Project—the nation’s leading organization dedicated to ending suicide… read more

21st Annual Lambda Literary Awards

Antonio Gonzalez Cerna

20th Annual Lambda Literary Awards

Antonio Gonzalez Cerna

19th Annual Lambda Literary Awards

Antonio Gonzalez Cerna

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