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Oprah picks Ayana Mathis’ ‘Twelve Tribes of Hattie’ for Oprah’s Book Club 2.0

Author Ayana Mathis’ striking debut novel The Twelve Tribes of Hattie (Knopf) has been picked as Oprah’s latest book club selection.

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New in December: T Cooper, Tony Fletcher, Jim Elledge, David Groff, and Hilary Sloin

December brings with it an assortment of

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Queer Rites: November 2012

While reading Salman Rushdie’s Joseph

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The Case Against Censorship

I can’t remember when freedom

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The Poem. The Poet. The People. Queer Women Poets On The Road: Revival 2012.

“A salon-styled tour of queer women artists, The Revival, is a literary search for those people, those women like me who don’t quite fit in where we’re supposed to. With dynamic performances from poets and musicians alike, The Revival weaves a night of artistry, libations and genuine fellowship. “

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Shawn C. Nabors: To Love and Be Loved

“I’ve really had to dig deep to bring to the fore situations that society may be afraid to confront like two young black men openly expressing their sexual selves on stage.”

Shawn C. Nabors is a young emerging actor, playwright and poet from Brooklyn. His first play, deliciously titled Cake, will appear Off-Broadway this summer at the American Theatre of Actors. We’ve reached out to Shawn to learn more about the play and his artistic self.

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New In July: Justin Hall, Lisa Cohen, Tristan Taormino, John Boyne and Urvashi Vaid

Summer is here and so are a plethora of fantastic LGBTQ books.

This month expect new releases from Justin Hall, Lisa Cohen, John Boyne, Urvashi Vaid, and a new edited collection from Tristan Taormino.

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24th Annual Lambda Literary Award Winners Announced in New York

The winners of the 24th Annual Lambda Literary Awards were announced last night in a sold-out gala ceremony hosted by comedienne Kate Clinton at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York City. Over 400 attendees, sponsors, and celebrities came together to celebrate excellence in LGBT literature.

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