8 Sapphic Reads to Add to Your TBR in 2024
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Comic Anthology “The Out Side” Explores Gender Euphoria
The Out Side is a vibrant comic book bursting with color. As an anthology containing the work of 29 artists who identify outside the cisgender label, each comic presents a
The History and Future of Sapphic Love Stories: An Interview with Amelia Possanza
Amelia Possanza’s debut book, Lesbian Love Story, tells the stories of six queer women (with an interlude that pays a touching tribute to Sappho) alongside memoiric musings of her own
7 Banned Books by LGBTQ+ Authors of Color
Banned Books Week, October 1-7, 2023, brings attention to the chilling issue of censorship in the U.S. today. Most books banned are by authors who are LGBTQ+, people of color
New Memoir Finding Sunlight Explores Purity Culture, Divorce, and Queerness
When Chrissy Holm began writing her debut novel, the memoir Finding Sunlight: A Coming-of-Age Memoir About Love Within the Wreckage of Purity Culture due out this November, it was primarily
5 Sapphic YA Books I Needed as a Queer Teen
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How Finding Her People Gave Author Lesléa Newman the Courage to Come Out
Lesléa Newman writes books for adults and children, including Heather Has Two Mommies, one of the first books for children showing a same-sex couple as parents and A Letter to
Creating Community for Young Queer America
From book bans in the classroom to bans on gender-affirming care for minors, LGBTQ+ youth continue to be the target of U.S. culture wars, contributing to high suicide rates among