"So many gay social spaces are disappearing—bars, pubs, bookshops, clubs—there are fewer and fewer. At the same time, gay people are becoming more confident and unselfconscious." Read More
Hollinghurst brings alive a generational tale that begins at the dawn of WWII in the storied world of Oxford University Read More
This week the Lambda Literary Review honors the impact movies and filmmakers have had on our lives.
To start off Lambda Literary Goes to the Movies week, here's what some of our favorite LGBTQ authors (Staceyann Chin, Alan Hollinghurst, Ayana Mathis, and more) had to say about their favorite films. Read More
“I learn things when people write intelligently about my books. That’s what you want as a writer, you want to...
Lambda Literary queried a cadre of authors (Edmund White, Susan Stinson, Jewelle Gomez, Dennis Cooper, Kelli Dunham, and many more) to answer the question: what was your favorite LGBTQ book of 2011? Read More
"I tend to write about people, who like myself to some degree, are loners by temperament, or live in their own sort of imaginative world. I think I tended to do that a fair bit actually. That has more interest to me than writing a happy love story..."
Lambda talks with Alan Hollinghurst about poetry, publishing, love, money and, of course, beauty. Read More
For me, and for many fans of literary fiction, particularly the gay ones, a new Alan Hollinghurst novel is an...
We’ve all had to deal with the nonsense of being seen singularly as one who acts on behalf of a...
Notes from the LGBT literary & publishing community Acclaimed British novelist Alan Hollinghurst is the recipient of the Publishing Triangle’s...
