Stephen Sondheim has a genius for remembering in painstaking detail the story of his own life. The subtle nuances of a particular memory are fully realized here with astonishing clarity... 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...
A Roundup of Gay Crime Writing by Wayne Gunn Pickings were so slim all winter long that I thought there...
Lambda Literary Award Finalist How were women’s relationships depicted in plays, dramas, poetry, and novels before the 21st Century? In...
AWP 2011 was abuzz with old friends and new friends alike. In between the lectures, panels, readings, and receptions we...
For Sondheim lovers—and like recovering alcoholics, we are legion—Finishing the Hat (Knopf) is far and beyond the most adroit and...
The highly influential and much imitated David Levithan and Rachel Cohn have changed the young adult genre in new, exciting...
One of the most famous paintings of the 20th century is Grant Wood’s “American Gothic.” Since its unveiling in 1930, it...
Which Bret Easton Ellis do you like? The closeted guy who thrilled with Less Than Zero, a Pop culture snapshot...
