Pride Month: Graphic Novel Reading
Make this pride month extra queer with a fab LGBT+ graphic novel. Continue reading Pride Month: Graphic Novel Reading
Category: Queer Fiction
Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
We interviewed Alex DiFrancesco about slang, superstorms and their new post-apocalyptic novel All City. Continue reading Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
2019 Queer Lit Preview
Back again for Pride: Your essential primer on what’s upcoming in LGBTQ books this year! Continue reading 2019 Queer Lit Preview
Ask a Publisher: Brian Lam from Arsenal Pulp Press
One of Canada’s leading indie presses publishing diverse, queer and alternative books is next up in our Ask a Publisher! Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Brian Lam from Arsenal Pulp Press
Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead review – life in the gaps between definitions
When his mother’s boyfriend dies, Jonny Appleseed heads back to the reservation to comfort her and sets memories and nostalgia falling like dominoes. Continue reading Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead review – life in the gaps between definitions
Ask a Bookseller: Charlotte & Fi from Category Is Books in Glasgow
Hello, and welcome to Ask a Bookseller, in which we at Turnaround ask a bunch of questions to various booksellers. Next up we have Charlotte & Fi from Category Is Books in Glasgow. Continue reading Ask a Bookseller: Charlotte & Fi from Category Is Books in Glasgow
2018 Queerlit review: Against Memoir by Michelle Tea
On the wonder of Michelle Tea and her latest book, Against Memoir… Continue reading 2018 Queerlit review: Against Memoir by Michelle Tea
2018 QueerLit review: Sweet and Low by Nick White
Love, loss and compromise in the Mississippi Delta. Continue reading 2018 QueerLit review: Sweet and Low by Nick White
2018 Queerlit review: Sodom Road Exit by Amber Dawn
The best queer supernatural thriller you’ll ever read… Continue reading 2018 Queerlit review: Sodom Road Exit by Amber Dawn
2018 Queerlit review: Marriage of a Thousand Lies by SJ Sindu
SJ Sindu’s debut novel about what it means to be South Asian and queer is basically just really, really good… Continue reading 2018 Queerlit review: Marriage of a Thousand Lies by SJ Sindu