Brian Broome’s best-selling memoir “Punch Me Up to the Gods” cuts close to the bone

Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning Sep. 9

The most intriguing LGBTQ2S+ releases you’ll see on the shelves in the next few months

Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning Aug. 26

In her latest collection of short stories, characters find themselves in unexpected places and situations

Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning Aug. 12

A new Batman comic finally makes the homosexual subtext text

“To think that transphobia is any less a part of the fabric of this country is to let your guard down”

Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning July 29

Comedian Tricia Black interviews writer Brian Francis about his hilarious and touching new memoir

Need a beach read? We revisit some of the best works of fiction and non-fiction our writers have picked up so far this year

Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning July 15

Authors Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore and Alexander McClelland discuss how a lost generation of queers came out, grieved and thrived through the height of the epidemic

The legacy of the Reagan presidency’s callous handling of the early HIV/AIDS crisis still haunts us today

In “Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead,” Emily Austin examines the intersection of queerness, religion and mental illness

Bill Woods thought his plot to procure marriage licences for gay couples would make news on the islands. He didn’t think, 25 years later, it would make history

Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning July 1

His latest book-length poem, “The Headless Man,” follows a mysterious character from birth to sexuality

Books

What writing about his life taught Brian Broome about being a queer Black man and battling addiction

What could be wittier than writer R. Eric Thomas chatting with advice columnist John Paul Brammer?

19 fall books we can’t wait to get our hands on

Try a taste of the rootsier Melissa Etheridge we’ve all been waiting for

For award-winning writer Casey Plett, the beauty of trans lives resides in the details

Communing butch voices, dance documentaries and writers on writing

Robin’s queer. We love to see it!

Ivan Coyote’s latest book demonstrates the power of listening

Online and offline festival frolics, plus the book club you need to join immediately

What can queers learn about ourselves by conversing with the past?

10 queer books we’re absolutely and completely loving this summer

An approach or two to being a daddy, plus a satirical song about gay recruitment

Coming of age during the AIDS crisis: A dialogue

First Lady Nancy Reagan befriended gay men, then betrayed them

Death is around every corner in this queer author’s grimly funny debut novel

How the fight to legalize gay marriage in the U.S. was kickstarted by a PR stunt in Hawaii

From the ultimate James Baldwin playlist to a juicy plus-sized cabaret

What writer Peter Dubé is looking for at the intersection of queerness and the surreal