Chase Joynt and Mike Hoolboom write on life, death, gender, and HIV/AIDS. At the core of the book is a pair of men narrating their own lives as a means of witnessing and inquiring about the other Read More
Every month, “Appreciations” looks closely at a poem or poems from recently-published books by LGBTQ poets Read More
This slim volume is overflowing with ideas and practical criticism of current theatre practice. Read More
Army of Lovers should remind us that one queer kid from the suburbs set out to change things—and did. Read More
This is no bucolic childhood. Sina Queyras’s Autobiography of Childhood (Coach House Books) is a novel about grief, about anger, about familial obligation and madness and conflict. It is an internal, abstracted construction of family. Read More
Canadian novelist Suzette Mayr recently published her fourth novel, Monoceros (Coach House Books), which examines the timely subject of gay teen suicide through the eyes of a variety of characters who did not know the dead boy well. It’s an interesting way to approach the topic, and makes the point that suicide affects a larger circle of people than immediate family and friends. Read More
2011 Lambda Literary Award Finalist When first diving into Jen Currin’s The Inquisition Yours (Coach House), I found myself explicating...
Today, a poem from Jen Currin’s The Inquisition Yours (Coach House Books), another finalist for this year’s Lambda Literary Award...
Susan Holbrook’s Joy Is So Exhausting is a collection of poems filled with clever wordplay and witty recrafting of borrowed...
