LGBT Book Reviews
Recent LGBT Book Reviews posts
Sophie Santos’ Memoir Takes Us On Her Queer Path To The Lesbian Agenda
Arisa White’s “Who’s Your Daddy” Explores the Quest for Family and Healing in a Queer, African-Diasporic Context
Casey McQuiston’s “One Last Stop” Is an Unmissable Queer Rom-Com Full of Hope, Humor, and Heart
Heather Corinna Makes Menopause Accessible, Hilarious, and Queer AF in “What Fresh Hell Is This?”
‘We Are the Baby-Sitters Club’ Succeeds in Both Praising and Critiquing the Books of Our Childhoods
“The 2000s Made Me Gay” Is a Pop Culture Filled Ode to the Queer Millennial Experience
“The Ex-Girlfriend of My Ex-Girlfriend is My Girlfriend” Is a Goddamn Delight
“We Are Watching Eliza Bright” Is a Smart, Feminist Thriller – and Also a Very Cool F*cking Book
Malice’s Lesbian Love Story (and Bitter Realities) Are Worthy Additions to Dark Fantasy Re-Tellings
Power Is Searingly Political and Personal In Melissa Febos’ “Girlhood”
How New Anthology “We Too: Essays on Sex Work and Survival” Honors Sex Workers’ Truths
Forsyth Harmon’s “Justine” Is a Haunting Book About Intense Teenage Friendship
The Audacity of Melissa Broder’s MILK FED
For Us and for You: We Want It All Is an Anthology of Radical Trans Poetics and Archive of Trans Literary Movements
Surprise Porn and Hospital Parties: The Queer and Trans Pleasure in Marty Fink’s “Forget Burial”
What If “When Harry Met Sally” Was a Feminist Lesbian Love Story? Emily Hashimoto Has the Answer with “A World Between”
“Everybody (Else) Is Perfect,” Gabrielle Korn’s Debut Essay Collection, Examines the Media World She Helped Create
“Detransition, Baby” Is a Book For Trans Women — The Rest of You Are Lucky to Read It
