Jennifer Beals has put together the ultimate walk down sapphic memory lane with the release of The L Word: A Photographic Journal, a gay tome featuring over 400 candid photographs taken by Beals on the set and behind the scenes.
At their heart, great sex and great basketball rely on the same fundamental principles: trust, attention, collaboration, and a desire to create something with whoever you’re with.
Gays really are out here having complicated relationships with our mothers and then writing whole books about it.
Over 50 promising LGBTQ+ books across every genre are heading your way this month! See our top picks for May 2025.
London Friend’s Lesbian Line, which opened in 1989 and closed in 1999, was one of many gay and lesbian phone lines across the UK.
In a sea of skinny sapphic romance novels, I found Wilsner’s latest to be a refreshing change for the genre.
Overall, Flirting Lessons is about what happens when you try to overcome what other people think about you.
This year, Independent Bookstore Day feels especially important and fraught, as mega-retailer Amazon decided to throw one of its book sales at the same time.
As a population, lesbians tend to be especially hopeful about the possibility of lesbian love blossoming on a reality show that’s supposed to be about straight love or baking cakes. Luckily so many novels have stepped in to make those dreams come true!
One of the most important pillars of girlhood is orbiting your entire personality around the likes of Sylvia Plath and writing your own poetry to deal with the woes of one’s burgeoning sexuality, toxic friendships, and other coming-of-age tragedies.
Read an exclusive excerpt about Kristin and Jenny’s divorce, followed by a clip from the audiobook.
The joint memoir tells the emotional tale of Kristin Russo and Jenny Owen Youngs fighting to keep their labor of love alive through personal struggles, a global pandemic, and a hellmouth opening up around them.
Many have wondered why straight influencer Tinx wrote lesbian romance novel, Hotter in the Hamptons. But did she even write it?
In her gorgeous new book, Cinema Her Way, writer and film critic Marya E. Gates interviews 19 female filmmakers — including Cheryl Dunye, Karyn Kusama, and Isabel Sandoval — about their work, and their experiences in the film industry.
April is a stacked month for LGBTQ+ books, so get in here and find out what to add to your TBR stack!
What would things have looked like if we got openly queer Kristen Stewart from the beginning of the Twilight franchise?
“The truth is people who fight for you to have liberty, they fight for you to be a goofy bitch, too.”
The laws of masculinity, and the ways in which they restrict and influence gender, infect every story (and novel) included in Torrey Peters’ collection, Stag Dance.
Mourning the end of another season of Severance? Well go read these queer books about grief, capitalism, and the horrors of having a job.
Arnett’s work is a reminder of something we often shy away from: What is the point of experiencing all of the pains of the human condition if we can’t, at some point, get a good laugh in about it?