LGBT Book Reviews
Recent LGBT Book Reviews posts
Isa Mazzei’s “Camgirl” Explores Performance, Privilege, Kink and Contradictions
Beyond Survival: Rethinking The Humanity Of Those Who Harm
Chani Nicholas’ “You Were Born For This” Gives Us the Tools We Need to Understand Ourselves
Jenn Shapland Names What Needs Naming in “My Autobiography of Carson McCullers”
“March Sisters” Celebrates “Little Women,” But Stops Short of Queerness
8 Great Books About Queer Monstrous Women
“In the Dream House” Deconstructs the Nightmare of Abuse in Queer Relationships
Cyrus Grace Dunham’s “A Year Without a Name” Is an Affecting, Imperfect Exploration of Identity
With “Bury the Lede,” Gaby Dunn Reshapes the Modern Thriller
Lovers, Everywhere: Sex Workers Speak in “Hustling Verse”
Andrea Long Chu’s “Females” Is More Than a Provocation
‘Wait, What?’ Is the Body-Affirming, Gender-Expansive Sex Ed Comic Preteens Need
Grease Bats: The Book Is Out Today and It’s Queer, Hilarious, Familiar, Perfect
This New Book on Nurturance Culture Is Needed, but Is It Too Normative?
Learn How the Tarot Can Be Just as Queer as You Are with “Queering the Tarot”
Kristen Arnett’s ‘Mostly Dead Things’ Is a Funny, Dark Story of Messy Queer Love (also, Taxidermy)
Read Hannah Paasch’s ‘Millenneagram,’ Figure Out Who the F*ck You Are, Live Your Best Life
Cherríe Moraga on Delving Into Her Queer Chicana Memories in “Native Country of the Heart”
