7 New LGBTQIA Books to Read This March: Be Right Back, A Good Person, and more
This March you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Be Right Back, A Good Person, The Celestial Seas, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with These New 7 LGBTQIA Books: To the Death, In Her Spotlight, and more
Celebrate Valentine’s day this year with new LGBTQIA reads: To the Death, In Her Spotlight, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
Julian Winters Talks About Last First Kiss and Writing Demisexual Characters
Eulalie Magazine talks to Julian Winters about his upcoming novel, Last First Kiss, and the importance of writing demisexual characters.
7 LGBTQIA Books to Start Your 2026 Right: You’ll Never Forget Me, Last First Kiss, and more
Start the year with new LGBTQIA reads with You’ll Never Forget Me, Last First Kiss, I Don’t Wish You Well, and much more. Check out the rest of the list!
7 LGBTQIA Books to Read Before 2025 Ends: Sparks Fly, Try Again Later, and more
This December expand your LGBTQIA reads with Sparks Fly, Try Again Later, Audrey Lane Stirs the Pot, and much more. Check out the rest of the list!
I Wish You All the Best Review: A Celebration of Being Uniquely You
I Wish You All the Best is the latest in queer media that proves we can tell unique stories and they’ll still find their audience. Check out our review!
Cale Dietrich Talks My Roommate From Hell and Writing a Rom-Com
Cale Dietrich talks to us about writing a queer rom-com and why My Roommate From Hell should be your next read. Check out our interview!
7 LGBTQIA Books to Read This November: My Roommate From Hell, Deadly Ever After, Cactus Heart, and more
This November expand your LGBTQIA reads with My Roommate From Hell, Deadly Ever After, Cactus Heart, and much more. Check out the rest of the list!
Harrison Browne on the Short Film ‘Pink Light’ and the Importance of Identity
We spoke with Harrison Browne about his short film, Pink Light, which made its TIFF debut in September. Read on for the interview!
Every Step She Takes Review: A Journey Toward Self-Love & Acceptance
With her latest novel, Every Step She Takes, Alison Cochrun reminds us that not having it all figured out by your mid-30s is okay and to enjoy the journey.