The recent death from cancer of David Rakoff, the author of three acclaimed collections of essays, is a huge loss...
"Gore Vidal was entertaining but he was also, like Larry Kramer, challenging. He was fearless, fiercely intelligent, and well spoken. I can’t imagine him ever losing an argument or breaking a sweat. But he was homework, and people don’t like homework." Read More
Publishing veteran Gabrielle Harbowy answers your questions about the ins and outs of publishing and provides a resource for navigating through the rough seas of the publishing industry.
This month, Harbowy offers advice on putting together a LGBT-themed anthology. Read More
Do you have problems with your love life? Hate your job? Your social life lacking that certain zing? All questions can be answered through literature—or maybe at least by the people who create it. With that in mind, we here at The Lambda Literary Review have started our very own advice column called “Reader Meet Author.”
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Good writers often make good conversationlists. That seemed to be the case when we brought the two award winning writers Jenifer Levin and David Pratt together for a free-ranging conversation. Read More
"A salon-styled tour of queer women artists, The Revival, is a literary search for those people, those women like me who don't quite fit in where we're supposed to. With dynamic performances from poets and musicians alike, The Revival weaves a night of artistry, libations and genuine fellowship. " Read More
“The point, I think, isn’t the quality of the advice, which can never be taken in by its alleged recipient, but how...
Welcome to the inaugural installment of “Publishing Ins and Outs,” a column geared toward helping aspiring and beginning writers through the rough seas of the publishing industry. Read More
Reading exactly 95 of the Modern Library’s 100 Best English-Language Novels of the Twentieth Century is a project I’ve often...
There are plenty of ghosts in New York City. And this PRIDE, we take a measure of what poets are...
