Critical Role helped me realized that D&D is about storytelling, and that there’s plenty of room for queer people in stories.

“And there was Susan and Rachel at the heart of it all, dancing to the band Susan had sworn would play her wedding if she ever got married. As they laughed and moved to the music and worked up such a sweat that their jackets had to come off, I saw a glimpse of the future wedding I hope for, marrying someone I love, the two of us not fitting so strictly into the feminine.”

“I feel affinity for parts of Asian communities, neuerodivergent communities, queer communities and kink communities. I don’t really feel completely invested in one place. It’s always been like that.”

Queer young adult fiction is exploding right now, but with so much out there, how can you figure out what to read next? These 25 queer YA novels — including superheroes, romance, small-town mysteries, mermaids, assassins and more — all feature or were written by LGBTQ women.

“My queerness was exactly the durable and malleable fabric that brought me here to this love. I am so grateful to finally have this powerful Black revolutionary in my life, I am thrilled about the quickly manifesting potential of our combined energy that nurtures creativity both for ourselves, our kin and our community.”

It’s been a big summer for South and Southeast Asia when it comes to LGBT/queer news. The most important aspect of this news, however, is that it was reported at all.

If all you know about Baltimore is from The Wire, here’s a lesson in why they call this place Charm City.

Through Kelvin and Keefe, The Righteous Gemstones created an exhilarating funhouse mirror to the way Christianity operates in our society.

Plus, coming out this August, a book that promises “Bridgerton meets Freaky Friday sapphic romcom.”

“Well the premise combined two of my favorite things: being gay and reading, so I was naturally intrigued.”

That Christmas with queer family reminded me that multiple possibilities exist even in the darkest of places.

“It will probably be sexy and unhealthy for both of us.”

Are there certain stereotypes and expectations in the queer community that keep you from feeling valid? Babe this is for you.

Ultimately Kayleigh Llewellyn’s show proves that writing from a place of lived experience will always result in the sharpest stories — that’s as evident in its failures as it is in its successes.

Is it too obvious to say that reading books about queer women with superpowers can be very… empowering?

Tales of the City reboot, The Handmaid’s Tale blesses the fight, Pose vaults to the 1990s, HBO debuts a Skins-esque show starring Zendaya canoodling with a trans character played by an actual trans actress, OINTB says goodbye, G.L.O.W moves to Vegas, LGBT documentaries debut for Pride and so many more summertime TV gems to look forward to!

Honey, these glorious embodiments of black femme magic are about to sweep you off your feet.

All the premiere dates and sneak peeks at new and returning television shows with lesbian, bisexual or queer women characters coming January, February and March 2019 to a shiny box near you.

We have searched high and low (brow) and located all the lesbian and bisexual characters you can expect to find on new and returning television shows this fall.

These days, I constantly crave queer ass stories about queer ass characters. Luckily for us all, there are some incredible indie game creators who are here to give the people what we want: gays!