5 Books to Support You As A LGBTQ+ Parent
Ten years ago there were barely any books about being an LGBTQ+ parent, but that landscape is now entirely different. While LGBTQ+ parents are the same as any other parents
7 New Queer Memoirs To Read This Summer
With the days getting longer, I often find myself using the extra daylight to catch up on my reading list, and somehow, it always ends up being filled with memoirs
Danica Roem Celebrates Resilience In New Memoir
In her more than four years as a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, Danica Roem has achieved many things, including the honor of being the nation’s first openly
All of Your Favorite Children’s Books Are Gay
Some of the most beloved classics of children’s literature were created by flaming queers. It’s touching to know that baby gays were being read the words of our family before
5 Novels with Queer Women Protagonists
Literature has been predominantly overshadowed by male authors voicing male experiences through male protagonists for too long, and even with the expansion of participation of queer voices, men often take
6 LGBTQ Books to Add to Your Holiday Wish List
As the holidays approach, is there a better way to celebrate than by sitting down with a good book, or gifting books to loved ones? As the season approaches, we’ve
Audre Lorde’s Zami Wins Lee Lynch Classic Award
Every year since 2012, the only lesbian literary society in the United States selects one book that conveys “meaningful lesbian experiences with influential historical value to the lesbian community.” This
Children’s Book Under Our Roof Highlights the Love of Same-Sex Families
Indiana-based author Rebecca Stanton wants children to know that love is love. Stanton self-published her first illustrated children’s poetry book, Under Our Roof, in September 2019. She said she’d always
Pride and Less Prejudice Brings LGBTQ Representation to Young Students
When Lisa Forman began to reflect on the lack of LGBTQ representation her queer daughter Rebecca had growing up, she asked herself a question: “What can I do to make