The Show House is a mystery that brings together murder, passion, family, and ideas of what it means to be gay in the face of normative pressures
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Cleve Jones’ memoir straddles both the demands of an intimate personal portrait of a gay man at the end of the twentieth century and early twenty-first century, and an in-depth historical record of the LGBT movement in America Read More
"The best horror stories, in my opinion, takes characters and somehow makes their secure worlds suddenly insecure, even deadly. Unfortunately, this is something many queer people can relate to from personal experience." Read More
Dinh’s new novel, After Disasters, captures the fluidity of time in the wake of devastation, weaving together AIDS, earthquakes and 9/11 with a sure hand on the story’s complex tiller Read More
Scott Alexander Hess’ The Butcher’s Sons is not so much a crime novel in the traditional sense, as a novel about the violent bonds of brotherhood Read More
Among the list of gay artists who have made a significant contribution to the fabric—in this case, emboldened with red marabou feathers—of what we identify as our culture, no one runs the risk of being forgotten more than the incomparable Charles Pierce Read More
These are dark poems, drawing on dramatic juxtapositions of beauty to ugliness, the sublime to the demonic, and the grotesque to the familiar Read More
