“Be Gay, Do Crime” anthologizes gay wrongs–and gay consequences
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“Be Gay, Do Crime” anthologizes gay wrongs–and gay consequences
Nicola Dinan’s second novel raises big questions about forgiveness, justice and responsibility
Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” and Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home” are among the books flagged as “extremely graphic”
Olivia was one of the few women I’d matched with on the apps. Sex with her made me want to disappear
“Trans women artists and writers have informed my thinking”
In her new book, Stratis asks an age-old question: Is dad rock for everyone, or is everyone a dad?
Ben Ladouceur’s rigorously researched new novel is romantic, harrowing and transportive
Jeanne Thornton’s new novel draws on the power of the online golden age
“Realistic Fiction” brims with awkward encounters and ugly feelings, showing us that discomfort can lead to freedom
In her follow-up to “Detransition, Baby,” the writer troubles the questions and topics trans people discuss in public
In the face of rising hate, teams of librarians and volunteers are stepping up
Edgar Gomez’s second memoir tells stories of queer working-class struggle, resistance and community
REVIEW: Upasna Barath’s swoony debut novel challenges the norms of queer literature
REVIEW: “Paying for It” explores relationships that are romantic, platonic and transactional
Aria Aber’s debut novel follows a young, queer Afghan protagonist in 2010s Berlin
The author of “Love in a F*cked-Up World” on overcoming the romance myth, recognizing our patterns of conflict and the importance of love in activism
Xtra’s annual roundup of the most awe-inspiring and most awful players of the year
Amanda Lee Koe’s novel is a clever mash-up of queer pulp, magical realism, time travel and body horror, with a charged serpentine sisterhood at its centre