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10 LGBTQ Crime Fiction Must-Reads
There are similarities between the arc of the crime narrative and the coming out narrative, says John Copenhaver, author of the new novel ‘Dodging and Burning’
Mar 5 2018 - Electric Literature
John Grisham and Donna Tartt Headline Author Protest of Mississippi’s Anti-LGBTQ Law
Apr 12 2016 - Chelsea Baumgarten
The Unruly, Mythologized Pre-History of Stonewall
The challenges of untangling the legendary riot and the forces that made it necessary
Jun 26 2019 - Jason Tougaw
10 Exuberantly Queer Graphic Novels
Memoirs and fiction that celebrate the lives of queer women in words and pictures
Jun 19 2019 - Chaya Bhuvaneswar
How Stonewall Liberated Young Adult Literature
Writers, publishers, and librarians brought the radical energy of the uprising into children's books
Jun 13 2019 - Michael Waters
18 Inclusive Anthologies That Highlight Underrepresented Voices
These collections bring together diverse writers and artists for a more accurate reflection of the creative world
May 31 2019 - Jennifer Baker
17 Books by Queer Asian American Writers
We are here. We are queer. We are many.
May 2 2019 - Andrea Oh
I Didn’t Manage to Publish a Book by 30, and That’s Okay
Young writers want to prove that we can be productive, but there's more to success than hard work
Apr 17 2019 - Jeanna Kadlec
T Kira Madden’s Memoir Is a Love Letter to Misfits
The author of “Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls” on navigating family darkness and yearning for answers
