“No Place to Hide” book title rings true
Opa Hysea Wise's freshman novel defies description
From the beginning, it grabs you by the lapels with a potboiler of a mystery—a big corporation is...
An Emotional Meeting Robyn
Meeting Robyn is the true story of a young mother and her son who have to deal with their pain and confusion over his sexual identify. Robert is haunted by his urge to be female and feels trapped in his male form, until he finds his true identity in Robyn. With no handbook or roadmap for these two to go by, they have to find a way. This is their brave and illuminating story.
Newest Augusten Borroughs book may make you squirm
Toil & Trouble by Augusten Burroughs
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My Story of Embracing Purpose, Healing And Hope, by Karamo Brown
Queer Eye has once again exploded on our...
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Add a little “spice” to your pantry
Weslo’s "Home-o Erotic Cookbook
As the summer months start to creep in, and the warm weather starts to help the clothes drop off, poolside and...
If you are not a history buff their are many surprises...
In Review: Eleanor by David Michaelis
Life, as they say, is an open book.
When you’re born, someone else starts writing it for you, but...
Books packed with plenty of smart humor
Some fun reading while at home
From his time working with Jay Leno and Chelsea Handler to sitting at the RuPaul’s Drag Race judges table,...
Go ahead, fangirl over Samantha Irby like we are
The "And Just Like That…" writer on Hollywood, boredom, and why she loves Michigan
As I tore through a used library copy of Samantha Irby's...
Legal wrangling, strategy, and all the inherent drama is not this...
A Wild and Precious Life: A Memoir, by Edie Windsor with Joshua Lyon
I love the cover of this book. There stands Edie Windsor, very...
