In John Irving’s latest novel, “The Last Chairlift,” the straight cis protagonist feels like a minority amidst all the queerness
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‘We have defined, for ourselves, what our relationship looks like:’ Candy Palmater in an excerpt from her new memoir
In “Running Down a Dream,” Candy Palmater recounts how dating the woman who was to be her wife felt different from dating men
In Billy-Ray Belcourt’s ‘A Minor Chorus,’ happiness seems to lurk just out of reach
“Despite trauma and tragedy, we Indigenous people and queer people produce joy in our lives”: Billy-Ray Belcourt on his new novel
Ann-Marie MacDonald’s latest novel is epic—But why does it use gender the way it does?
REVIEW: In “Fayne,” literary legend Ann-Marie MacDonald takes us out for a walk upon the moors in a tale that references “Jane Eyre” and “Orlando”
What happens when a whole family comes out, one at a time?
In Jessi Hempel’s collaborative memoir, “The Family Outing,” the journalist is just the first to show her authentic self
In her new memoir, the legendary Cecilia Gentili introduces us to the witches and mothers in her life
The literary debut of Argentina-born New York trans and sex work activist deserves all the adjectives
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