Tag: *Gay

‘A Horse Named Sorrow’ by Trebor Healey

A Horse Named Sorrow has the musicality of a punk rock anthem; as a reader, you experience the same sensation of seeing your favorite underground band perform live, singing along with the unforgettable lyrics that have defined your youth…

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‘Body Geographic’ by Barrie Jean Borich

In her third creative non-fiction book Body Geographic, creative writing professor Barrie Jean Borich traces the development of her identity as an American, a Midwesterner, a woman, a lesbian, and a writer.

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David McConnell: Murder, Discovery, and Punishment

“Murder is the complete annihilation of another person. Not to be simplistic or flip, but it’s the ultimate way of saying ‘I want to be alone!'”

David McConnell’s new book, American Honor Killings: Desire and Rage Among Men (Akashic Books), ostensibly about men who kill gay men, contains insight after insight into the culture of masculine identity.

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Christopher Bram: LGBT Writers in Schools

“Reading is a very private experience, so private it can seem solipsistic at times. It’s necessary to talk about books now and then, just to get out of our heads and into the world.”

Author Christopher Bram talked with the Lambda Literary Review about his work, his support of the LGBT community, and his participation in the LGBT Writers in Schools program.

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‘Appetite’ by Aaron Smith

At this year’s AWP, I

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‘Skin Shift’ by Matthew Hittinger

The distinctive poetic vision creates

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Read Eileen Myles’ Excerpt from Lambda’s ’25 for 25′ E-book

Read Eileen Myles’ excerpt from Lambda’s Literary’s 25th anniversary anthology, 25 for 25, an E-book featuring some of the community’s leading LGBT authors.

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‘Proxy’ by R. Erica Doyle

Don’t be deceived by the

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‘Spreadeagle’ by Kevin Killian

The acknowledgements section of Kevin

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‘American Honor Killings: Desire and Rage Among Men’ by David McConnell

As this country again focuses

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