“Before social media, going out to a club was like going to church. Hence the title Christ Like, which confused many people who thought it was a religious book.”… read more

The exhibition Queering the BibliObject, at New York’s Center for Book Arts until June 25, offers a radically queer investigation of the physicality of books… read more

Stone Butch Blues is a book that demands with each reading new imaginative possibilities for how to live with and revolt against sex and gender in our world… read more

Yesterday, while the NYC sky was dark and stormy and filled with tears, I learned that Leslie Feinberg had passed away. I was on the N train, dazed and crying, surrounded by tourists and commuters. I was unable to find the right words to describe Leslie’s influence and what hir passing means to me, personally,… read more

The evolution of cover art from twelve legendary queer books, Jason Collins, and other lgbt news. … read more

For many queer activist authors, myself included, Leslie Feinberg is an iconic inspiration and trailblazer whose life and work has created a world where it’s possible for us to do this kind of work. Leslie remains a true transgender warrior who, despite hir debilitating health crisis over the past several years stays on the pulse… read more