Against Memoir – an uplifting collection of essays from Michelle Tea
On the wonder of Michelle Tea and her latest book, Against Memoir… Continue reading Against Memoir – an uplifting collection of essays from Michelle Tea
Category: Queer Fiction
Sweet and Low – love, loss and compromise in the Mississippi Delta
Love, loss and compromise in the Mississippi Delta. Continue reading Sweet and Low – love, loss and compromise in the Mississippi Delta
Sodom Road Exit – ghosts, gays and an abandoned theme park
The best queer supernatural thriller you’ll ever read… Continue reading Sodom Road Exit – ghosts, gays and an abandoned theme park
Marriage of a Thousand Lies – a queer South Asian love story
SJ Sindu’s debut novel about what it means to be South Asian and queer is basically just really, really good… Continue reading Marriage of a Thousand Lies – a queer South Asian love story
Take Me With You – Andrea Gibson presents love and identity as a radical act
Liam reviews ‘Take Me With You’ ahead of Andrea Gibson’s UK tour. Continue reading Take Me With You – Andrea Gibson presents love and identity as a radical act
2018 Queer Lit Preview
A look ahead at the LGBTQ literature published in 2018… Continue reading 2018 Queer Lit Preview
It’s Pride season, here’s an enormous list of queer books…
Just a really long list of amazing LGBTQ books for your perusal… Continue reading It’s Pride season, here’s an enormous list of queer books…
My new favourite thing is My Favorite Thing is Monsters
Jenn writes about Emil Ferris’s jaw-dropping monster pulp magnum opus… Continue reading My new favourite thing is My Favorite Thing is Monsters
North Morgan on telling contemporary gay stories
Heather interviews the author of a new book that describes the contemporary gay scene perfectly… Continue reading North Morgan on telling contemporary gay stories
I’m Not a Shark, But… – On the Comfort of Queer Narratives in the Aftermath of Pulse
“Reading different kinds of stories about people who have different identities helps educate, helps people be kinder, more understanding, less aggressive towards difference.” Continue reading I’m Not a Shark, But… – On the Comfort of Queer Narratives in the Aftermath of Pulse