“In these troubled times, The New Engagement fills a void in the literary world with compassion and understanding, and most of all, with beautiful art.”… read more

Like most nonprofit organizations, Lambda Literary counts on your support to sustain our programs, which put the literature of our community front and center and engage our community in dynamic conversations about the state of queer publishing…. read more

“I think queer writers make excellent storytellers because we’re so used to observing the mechanics of people and second-guessing their actions and motivations […]”… read more

Lethe Press continues to produce quality LGBT literature, especially as a leader in speculative fiction. This latest collection of short stories adds nicely to Lethe’s offerings. Christopher Barzak offers up a mysterious and captivating collection of 17 essays that grab your attention and haunt you even after you finish them…. read more

Society is often both attracted and repelled by the artist, just as artists are often attracted and repelled by their own vision and talent. McKenzie gives this concept blazing vivid life in The Summer We Got Free…. read more

Publishing veteran Gabrielle Harbowy answers your questions about the ins and outs of publishing and provides a resource for navigating through the rough seas of the publishing industry…. read more

Read Eileen Myles’ excerpt from Lambda’s Literary’s 25th anniversary anthology, 25 for 25, an E-book featuring some of the community’s leading LGBT authors…. read more

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

The 25th annual Triangle Awards, celebrating the best gay and lesbian fiction, nonfiction, and poetry of 2012, will take place at the Tishman Auditorium of the New School (66 West 12 Street, NY, NY) on April 25th at 7 p.m. The awards will be free and open to the public, including a reception to follow…. read more

Each January, the National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) announces a list of 30 finalists, five books for each of six genre categories. After about six weeks of close reading and deliberating, the NBCC board members announced the winners for the 2012 publishing year yesterday evening at the New School in New York City: Ben Fountain’s… read more