Premier Danielle Smith’s fave Ayn Rand is safe. Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” is not
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Premier Danielle Smith’s fave Ayn Rand is safe. Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” is not
Charlie Jane Anders’s latest novel deals with campus politics—and trans magic
At least 11 authors withdrew their books from consideration for the U.K. LGBTQ+ literary award because of John Boyne’s history of anti-trans statements
Despite raids and threats, bookstores carry on as crucial LGBTQ2S+ organizing hubs
The star author’s latest graphic novel is a visionary glimpse into the highs and lows of trans peace
Gen Z is fuelling the revival of LGBTQ2S+ social spaces
Gibson’s poetry about queerness and mortality taught thousands of people how to reject apathy and embrace life
ANALYSIS: Danmei authors say they have been increasingly targeted with arrests and censorship
Benedict Nguyễn’s debut novel is both tender and ruthless about the frictions of being internet famous
“Sorry, Baby,” “John Proctor Is the Villain” and “Trauma Plot” are changing the narrative about rape stories by reflecting how it hasn’t changed
When the legendary gay author died, the world lost, above all else, a beautiful writer
P.E.I. artist Erica Rutherford’s legacy is collected in new book
“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?