Her debut memoir, “Girls Can Kiss Now,” explores the mainstreaming of lesbian pop culture
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Her debut memoir, “Girls Can Kiss Now,” explores the mainstreaming of lesbian pop culture
Plus other recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning March 3
We interview one of the first out powerhouses of American showbiz about his life on and off stage, and about why endings are so important
In a new collection of essays about fashion, Canada’s favourite funhouse author Derek McCormack pokes at the perversity of a decadent industry
Author, actor and sex worker David Pevsner talks about his new memoir, “Damn Shame”
The celebrated artist turns a keen eye on the often unsung work of women
Plus other recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning Feb. 17
In a very meta work of fiction, the gay icon turns a recent breakup into a meditation on aging and lost love
In her newest book, Shraya explores personal transformations, including Sathya Sai Baba’s, Madonna’s and her own
Actual sports not your thing? From anime to comics to games, here are three alternatives
This week’s queer culture-catch up features plenty to love
A bisexual writer and editor who was ahead of her time, Kay Dick’s prescient oeuvre deserves reappraisal
Catherine Hernandez gracefully adapts her hit novel “Scarborough” for the big screen
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The comedian’s new memoir explores how he rose to fame by honing in on political satire
How one queer classic keeps moving me after all these years
Their new collection of essays, “Greedy,” reimagines the bisexual identy as a force for radical change
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