The complete list of winners for the 23rd Annual Lambda Literary Awards.
BISEXUAL Fiction |
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| The Lunatic, the Lover, and the Poet by Myrlin A. Hermes Harper Perennial Buy Amazon | Publisher | IndieBound |
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BISEXUAL Nonfiction |
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| Border Sexualities, Border Families in Schools by Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli Rowman & Littlefield Buy Amazon | Publisher | IndieBound |
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TRANSGENDER — Fiction |
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| Holding Still for As Long As Possible by Zoe Whittall House of Anansi Press Buy Amazon | Publisher | IndieBound |
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TRANSGENDER — Nonfiction |
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| Balancing on the Mechitza Transgender in Jewish Community edited by Noach Dzmura North Atlantic Books Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LGBT ANTHOLOGY |
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| Gender Outlaws The Next Generation edited by Kate Bornstein & S. Bear Bergman Seal Press Buy Amazon | BN | IndieBound |
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LGBT CHILDREN’S/YOUNG ADULT |
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| Wildthorn by Jane Eagland Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LGBT DRAMA |
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| Oedipus at Palm Springs A Five Lesbian Brothers Play by Maureen Angelos, Dominique Dibbell, Peg Healey, & Lisa Kron Samuel French Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LGBT NONFICTION |
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| King Kong Theory by Virginie Despentes The Feminist Press |
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LGBT SF/FANTASY/HORROR |
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| Diana Comet and Other Improbable Stories by Sandra McDonald Lethe Press Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LGBT STUDIES — Tie |
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| Another Country Queer Anti-Urbanism by Scott Herring New York University Press |
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| Assuming a Body Transgender and Rhetorics of Materiality by Gayle Salamon Columbia University Press |
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LESBIAN DEBUT FICTION |
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| Sub Rosa by Amber Dawn Arsenal Pulp Press Amazon | BN | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LESBIAN EROTICA |
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| Sometimes She Lets Me Best Butch/Femme Erotica edited by Tristan Taormino Cleis Press Amazon | BN | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LESBIAN FICTION |
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| Inferno (a poet’s novel) by Eileen Myles OR Books Buy Amazon | Publisher | IndieBound |
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LESBIAN MEMOIR/BIOGRAPHY — Tie |
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| Hammer! Making Movies Out of Sex and Life by Barbara Hammer The Feminist Press Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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| Wishbone A Memoir in Fractures by Julie Marie Wade Colgate University Press |
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LESBIAN MYSTERY |
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| Fever of the Bone by Val McDermid HarperCollins Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LESBIAN POETRY |
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| The Nights Also by Anna Swanson Tightrope Books Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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LESBIAN ROMANCE |
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| River Walker by Cate Culpepper Bold Strokes Books Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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GAY DEBUT FICTION |
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| Bob the Book by David Pratt Chelsea Station Editions Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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GAY EROTICA |
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| Teleny and Camille by Jon Macy Northwest Press |
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GAY FICTION |
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| Union Atlantic by Adam Haslett Doubleday Buy Amazon | Publisher | IndieBound |
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GAY MEMOIR/BIOGRAPHY |
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| Secret Historian The Life and Times of Samuel Steward, Professor, Tattoo Artist and Sexual Renegade by Justin Spring Farrar, Straus & Giroux Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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GAY MYSTERY |
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| Echoes by David Lennon Blue Spike Publishing Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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GAY POETRY |
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| Pleasure by Brian Teare Ahsahta Press |
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GAY ROMANCE |
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| Normal Miguel by Erik Orrantia Cheyenne Publishing Buy Amazon | IndieBound | Publisher |
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[…] The Lammys were handed out last night in New York. The winner of the Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror category was: Diana Comet and Other Improbable Stories, Sandra McDonald (Lethe Press). Full details of all categories can be found here. […]
Can you explain why there was no gay-male nonfiction category?
[…] the winners in last night’s Lambda Literary Awards. You an find a complete list of winners here. According to the Lambda Web site, “books from major mainstream publishers and from academic […]
[…] Last night, the 23rd Annual Lambda Literary Awards were held in NYC. Winners included Eileen Myles’s Inferno for Best Lesbian Fiction; Barbara Hammer’s Hammer! tied with Julie Marie Wade’s Wishbone for Best Lesbian Memoir/Biography; and eds. Kate Bornstein and S. Bear Bergman’s Gender Outlaws won Best LGBT Anthology. See the entire list of winners HERE. […]
[…] of persistent migraine aura), my friend Sandra McDonald (who wasn’t in attendance either) won the Lambda Literary Award for LGBT SF/Fantasy/Horror with her luscious, enigmatic, and spectacular collection Diana Comet and […]
[…] 1, 2011 in Lesbrary Links | by Danika the Lesbrarian The big news this week is, of course, the Lamba Literary Awards winners! But more happened, […]
I notice you have no link to a review of Sub Rosa, the winner in
the “lesbian debut fiction” category. I wrote a review which was published in The Gay & Lesbian Review. Would you like a copy of this review? (The editor of the GLR doesn’t object if reviews that first appeared there are reprinted.)
– Jean Roberta
[…] a 2010 LAMBDA LITERARY […]
[…] Travel Essays in Art, and Inferno (A Poet’s Novel) published by OR books and winner of the Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Fiction. She wrote the libretti for Hell, an opera with music composed by Michael Webster which was […]
[…] This book is a trip, and a trip worth taking! Like I said, very rarely am I so taken by a narrative that I spend my late night hours in their pages. It may be an odd pairing, but the last book to do this to me was Justin Spring’s biography of writer, tattooist, and “sexual renegade,” Samuel Steward: Secret Historian. For his spectacular investigation into one gay man’s life in the middle of the 20th century, Spring won an award, too: the 23rd Annual Lambda Literary Award for Gay Biography. […]