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How novelist Alexander Chee shaped East of Eden’s Lee for the screen.
Alexander Chee’s début novel, published twenty-five years ago, collapses past and present in a brilliant account of abuse and its aftermath.
Romance author Casey McQuiston reintroduces Alex and Henry.
In 2009, Alexander (The Light of the World, 2015) read her poem “Praise Song for the Day” at President Obama’s first inauguration. As she recalls in her new book, she was feeling i...
The author of Anger Is Only a Shadow takes ELLE’s literary survey.
A recent viral photo of Gore Vidal, Truman Capote and Tennessee Williams had us yearning for the days of the “gay golden age.” These twinks–and eventually “frenemies”–were queer li...
“The poets (by which I mean all artists) are finally the only people who know the truth about us,” James Baldwin wrote. “Soldiers don’t. Statesmen don’t. Priests don’t. Union leade...
The latest novel from Marlon James is a sweeping, enthralling exploration of an underrepresented aspect of lived queer Caribbean history. The post MARLON JAMES returns in time for...
The last we heard from Alex Edelman, the Jewish comedian had won a Tony and an Emmy for “Just for Us,” his account of attending a meeting of neo-Nazis in Queens. There are several ...
Marlon James’s new novel follows a group of gay men who seek love, connection, and restitution after a bloody homophobic attack.
I met Karan Mahajan, the Indian-American novelist and essayist, in 2018, when we were both fellows at the Cullman Center of the New York Public Library. Karan was beginning to writ...
When it comes to book recs, you're not gonna be able to do better than this list...
The best books out in September follow queer men in 1980s Jamaica, grapple with identity and coming of age in Taipei, and more.
Marlon James, Louise Erdrich, Edwidge Danticat, and more.
“I don’t know where I stand as a writer, but I am the greatest procrastinator of my generation.”
Theo, a self-described “unmarried, childless, thirty-seven-year-old ex-bookstore clerk,” finds himself unmoored and shaken when his best friend, the successful writer Charles, dies...
Like many of you, I wake up each morning with the feeling that they’re coming for us. But then I think, they have always come for the queers. And we have always, throughout human h...
Guest editor Gessen, who won the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Opinion Writing for their work in The New York Times, gathers 20 essays that try, as they put it, to “make meaning of human...
With fall nipping at our noses, everyone seems to be in the mood for the queer romance equivalent of a pumpkin spice latte this month, so let’s get to it and mix it up a bit!
Melissa King takes us back to her baby gay days in San Francisco. The post Read an Exclusive Excerpt From Melissa King’s New Memoir ‘The Girl Who Became King’ appeared first on Aut...
"All This Want (And I Can’t Get None)" is particularly special to me as a collection that lets Black girls be messy and lustful and humiliatingly wrong. The post The Aching Thread...
In any story by the Scottish writer Ali Smith, you are likely to find a precocious young person who delivers a dose of naked truth, exposing the shams of contemporary mores and pol...
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A dual biography of Peter Hujar and Paul Thek is a tantalizing portrait of the artists and their epoch, just before the catastrophe of AIDS.
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