In her debut novel, “Solo Dance,” Taiwanese-Japanese author Li Kotomi follows her character through Japan’s “queer desert”

Plus more of what’s up and on starting June 10

Andrea Werhun’s memoir captures the challenges, joys and humour of a career in sex work

In a conversation hosted by Xtra, the two authors talk about their new books and how far they’ve come

Ben Miller, co-author of the new book “Bad Gays,” takes a look at “evil and complicated” people over the course of centuries

Employees at Amazon’s Seattle headquarters accused the platform of “rainbow-washing” over their refusal to pull transphobic titles from the platform

The activist and founder of Refuge America shares his inspiring story in a new memoir

Podcaster, psychologist and scientist Julia Shaw brings her own personal experiences to her survey on the science and culture of bisexuality

“My life was always dependent on my needs and also the network of people needing to depend on me”

Plus more of what’s on and happening starting May 26

“It’s important that we find love,” says R. Eric Thomas, “but it’s also important that we we queer people find community and a sense of belonging”

Hugh Ryan’s new book “The Women’s House of Detention” spotlights a crossroads of Black, trans and gay liberation

Check out the 14 LGBTQ2S+ books we’re most excited to dive into this Pride

Joris Bas Backer talks to Maia Kobabe about going beyond the narrative of “I always knew”

Plus other recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning April 28

In this excerpt from their new book, Laurence Fox challenges cishet norms in the current wave of dystopian novels

A Brooklyn Public Library initiative is countering a new wave of censorship across the U.S.

“There’s just so much weird, imaginative, bizarre stuff being published now”

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