Author: William Johnson

William Johnson is the former Deputy Director of Lambda Literary.

Read an Excerpt from Larry Kramer’s ‘American People: Volume I’

This month, Farrar, Straus and Giroux is releasing the long-awaited new novel from author Larry Kramer, The American People: Volume 1: Search for My Heart: A Novel.

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Reader Meet Author: Personal Advice from Author Ayana Mathis

“What is the best way to handle being a new slightly lonely lesbian in the big city?”

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Reader Meet Author: Personal Advice from Author Chavisa Woods

“How long does it take to recover from a breakup?”

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Read Dennis Cooper’s New Novel Composed of Animated GIFs

Zac’s Haunted House is a visual novel; it is a tale told through animated pictures.

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Reader Meet Author: Personal Advice from Author La JohnJoseph

“Are all healthy relationships inherently boring?”

Personal advice on love and life from author La JohnJoseph.

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Read Jericho Brown’s Introduction to ‘Prime: Poetry & Conversation’

“For a poem to coalesce, for a character or an action to take shape, there has to be an imaginative transformation of reality which is in no way passive.”

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Reader Meet Author: Personal Advice from Poet R. Erica Doyle

“Should I tell my best friend I slept with his boyfriend?”

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Read an Excerpt from Alexis De Veaux’s New Book ‘Yabo’

Yabo lyrically maps the spiritual and physical borders between love, passion, sexuality, and gender.

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The Poets: Showcasing Lambda’s Poetry Nominees

Kicking off National Poetry Month,

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Malaga Baldi: Ask the Agent

“…if I am reading a novel and I start comparing it to something else that is popular or I have read…then I know something vital has been washed away.”

High-profile queer literary agent Malaga Baldi took some time to talk with the Lambda Literary Review about her life in publishing, the ins and outs of being a literary agent, and the books that inspire her.

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