Springer uses journals, letters, myth, and doodles from feminist class lectures to create a interlocking puzzle map that guides readers on an intoxicating journey through the dyke community in 90s San Francisco. Read More
Fifteen-year-old lesbian activist Amelia Roskin-Frazee who organized her middle school’s first GSA has gone on to found the Make It Safe Project which provides packages of LGBTQ focused books to schools and homeless shelters across the country.
Lambda caught up with Amelia to talk with her about the Make it Safe project, her involvement in LGBTQ activism, and the role books play in the coming out process. Read More
Described in the New Yorker as “the greatest cabaret artist of v’s generation” NYC’s own Mx. Justin Vivian Bond is...
What War Diaries (AIDS Project Los Angeles & the Global Forum on MSM and HIV), edited by Tisa Bryant and...
Author, educator, and artist, Sassafras Lowrey files a report on the Queers For Economic Justice’s Writers’ Group Community Reading. “This is...
“I think that whenever you’re writing a book about a community or an idea that is widely misunderstood you are...
On Saturday, June 18, 2011, Cheryl Burke (Cheryl B.), New York City’s award-winning poet, writer, and community treasure, died of...
In Transition: The Story of How I Became a Man (Dutton) Chaz Bono, the only child of Sonny Bono and...
Lambda Literary Award Finalist Arguably one of the most controversial LGBTQ books of the year has been Catherine Ryan Hyde’s...
Though many of the best literary voices, queer or otherwise, have grappled with mental illness at one point or another,...
