Writer Melissa Febos has been named winner of the inaugural Jeanne Córdova Prize for Lesbian/Queer Nonfiction…. read more

“I think in broad strokes, reductively, romantically, generally, and only through writing do I begin to exfoliate my ideas and experiences to get at some more honest, more nuanced meaning.”… read more

Abandon Me is a fierce exploration of love and obsession… read more

David Bowie’s favorite books, discussions on accessing literary establishments, and the most anticipated books of 2016 … read more

“It’s a blessing and a curse, this business of writing about everything that challenges, confounds, or embarrasses me.  Contrary to how it must seem, it actually springs from an aversion to self-reflection. If I didn’t write about my life, I would never understand what the hell was happening.” “The Banal and the Profane” is a… read more

Last week Go Magazine published their annual list of “100 Women We Love”  and this year’s roster includes several literary ladies including playwright Kate Moira Ryan; blogger/erotica author, Sinclair Sexsmith; one of our new fav up-and-coming memoirist Melissa Febos,  journalist Kim Severson, Lisa C. Moore, multiple Lambda Award winner Ellen Hart, Ivan Coyote, and our… read more

Last month, hundreds gathered for the 22nd annual Lambda Literary Awards, where queer authors—some new, some well established—were honored for their contributions to literature this year. Here are five new queer voices that may not have hit your radar yet, but are undeniable talents in fiction, poetry, memoir, young adult and graphic novels. It’s just… read more