LGBT Book Reviews
Recent LGBT Book Reviews posts
Leigh Finke’s “Queerfully and Wonderfully Made” Answers Crucial Questions for LGBTQ+ Christian Youth
Talking with Shani Mootoo on the True Story That Became Dark Lesbian Novel “Polar Vortex”
In “SFSX,” Tina Horn Builds a Purity-Obsessed Sci-Fi Vision of our Dystopian Present
Return of the Space Lesbians: Tamsyn Muir’s “Harrow the Ninth” Is a Maze of Grief, Gore, and Possibly Global Warming
It Should Always Include Lube: Talking with A. Andrews About “A Quick and Easy Guide to Sex & Disability”
Tana Wojczuk’s “Lady Romeo” Profiles Shakespearean Actress Charlotte Cushman, Leading Man of the 19th Century
Glennon Doyle’s “Untamed”: A Gay Love Story About a Grown-Ass Woman Who Does What the F*ck She Wants
Rosalie Knecht’s Vera Kelly Is Not A Mystery, But Is a Gay Noir Must-Read
“Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the 21st Century” Centers the Wisdom of Disabled People
Natalie Diaz Writes the Love Poem for Our Lives in “Postcolonial Love Poem”
“The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext” Celebrates Latinx Community and Future-Building
Celia Laskey’s “Under the Rainbow” Is Dark, Redeeming, and Very Very Queer
Vivek Shraya Remains an Original with New Novel “The Subtweet”
Sabrina Imbler’s “Dyke (geology)” Makes Science Horny
Samantha Irby’s “Wow, No Thank You.” Masters the Art of Self-Deprecation
Nino Cipri’s “FINNA” Confronts Capitalism and Killer Furniture
Yao Xiao’s “Everything Is Beautiful, And I’m Not Afraid” Is as Queer and Hopeful as The Comic You Already Love
Shira Erlichman’s “Odes to Lithium” Explores Bipolar Disorder and Taking Care
