Rachel Gold’s forthcoming novel Synclair (Bella Books, November 2020) targets young adults in its depiction of one extraordinary summer in...
Every summer since he was twice, Randy Kapplehoff has gone to Camp Outland, a summer paradise for queer kids where...
Based on the novel by Emily M. Danforth, The Miseducation of Cameron Post follows the titular character as she is sent to a gay conversion therapy center Read More
With frank writing, Jeffery Self creates a winning and timely young adult read Read More
When you send your “love” and thoughts out to the riders of an airplane flying above your head, can the...
Timothy Woodward’s debut novel If I Told You So (Kensington) chronicles experiences familiar to many queer folks: the nervous, terrified thrill of...
Neff’s debut novel tackles issues of coming of age, belonging, following your dreams, and redemption, while wrestling with the realities of societal...
Steve Brezenoff’s latest novel tells the story of a street-kid in Brooklyn accused of burning down a local warehouse. However, the more interesting storyline in Brooklyn, Burning has little to do with the fire, but focuses on the protagonist’s love interests, particularly a newly arrived street-kid who is also a gifted singer. Read More
We at Lambda Literary asked a bunch of our favorite queer and allied authors, filmmakers and artists (Bruce LaBruce, Susan Miller, Simon Doonan, Lucy Jane Bledsoe, and many more) to answer the question: when you were younger, what was your favorite YA novel? And why? Read More
Fifteen-year-old lesbian activist Amelia Roskin-Frazee who organized her middle school’s first GSA has gone on to found the Make It Safe Project which provides packages of LGBTQ focused books to schools and homeless shelters across the country.
Lambda caught up with Amelia to talk with her about the Make it Safe project, her involvement in LGBTQ activism, and the role books play in the coming out process. Read More
