Martin Wilson's new novel is at once the gripping story of a missing boy who returns home, and a thought-provoking exploration of adolescence. Read More
A "Gay Pulp" podcast, the queer themes in Stephen King's It, and more LGBT news... Read More
"...I think the characters I write are freaks, but that does not mean I don’t completely and voraciously respect and love them. The word itself denotes something on display, as in a carnival or sideshow freak, so I think the way I see 'freaks' in what I do is that they somehow cannot hide their aberrations—they have to exist in a world that gawks at them, tries to fix or hide them." Read More
"I have mixed feelings about the place—it can be incredibly beautiful and incredibly ugly—and that duality fascinates me."
Author Mario López-Cordero spoke with Lambda Literary about writing his Fire Island based novel, Monarch Season, turning the standard gay "beach-read" on its head, and the Fire Island social scene. Read More
"...I woke up with the same thought I always wake up with: This is the week I’ll get more writing done."
“The Banal and the Profane” is a monthly Lambda Literary column in which we lift the veil on both the writerly life and the publishing industry.
This month’s “Banal and Profane” column comes to us from book publicist and author Martin Wilson. Read More
With every book I read, I connect with each character in a unique way. I take something different from each...
The Queer Books, Queer Kids: LGBT Writing for Children and Teens panelists (from left to right): Patrick Ryan, Martin Wilson...
