Tag: LGBT author

Red-framed Glasses and a Gold Star: The Art of Writing Good Fiction

“…good writing—good fiction—begins with an

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‘The Twelve Tribes of Hattie’ by Ayana Mathis

The Twelve Tribes of Hattie does not feel like a debut novel. The quality of the writing, its quiet intensity, the certainty of the narrative voices speaks of a polish and talent that has been practicing for years.

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New in February: Hilton Als, Guy Mark Foster, Radclyffe, and Annie Rachele Lanzillotto

New Month! New books!
February is here and with it a plethora of new LGBT titles—ranging from cultural criticism to romance.

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T Cooper: Adventures in Manhood

In his new book, Real Man Adventures, novelist T Cooper turns his searing lens and sharp wit toward himself to capture something of the elusive experience of what it means to be a man, more specifically, a man who was assigned female at birth.

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‘Liberation: Diaries, Volume Three: 1970-1983’ by Christopher Isherwood

One thing the reviewing of diaries can do is deflate the zeppelin of personality one has created around the writer, in this case, author Christopher Isherwood, whose crystal-clear stories of conflicted characters have been ridden blissfully by many for years…

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Justin Vivian Bond: The Drunk News!

The Lambda Literary Award winning author and performer Mx. Justin Vivian Bond has created a new YouTube channel that takes a decidedly satirical look at the weekly news cycle.

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Reader Meet Author: Personal Advice from Kenyon Farrow

Do you have problems with

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The Case Against Censorship

I can’t remember when freedom

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