“Transgender Children and Youth” is a book that provides understanding
When we are in school, we study William Blake’s Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. Elijah C. Nealy’s most recent contribution to LGBT...
“Hollywood Lesbians” is a delightful companion volume to “Hollywood Gays”
Author Boze Hadleigh is a renowned pot-stirrer who loves the salacious, and he’s not above pushing a few buttons to get what he’s after....
“My Brother’s Husband,” a charming commentary about love, loss, and family
Author Gengoroh Tagame provides a charming commentary about love, loss, and family in his manga, My Brother's Husband. Tagame departs from his recent work in...
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When I think of Gabourey Sidibe, I think of some of the amazing roles she has played since we first got to...
“Handbook of LGBT Tourism & Hospitality,” by Jeff Guaracino and Ed...
The newly published Handbook of LGBT Tourism and Hospitality: A Guide for Business Practice,, authored by LGBT travel experts Jeff Guaracino and Ed Salvato,...
Seven books that are perfect for the season of giving
While Megyn Kelly may have been one of the most polarizing (and maligned) personalities in the political field this year, her debut book Settle...
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...
Good reads to start your summer early
Books are almost a form of currency, they are valuable items of mine to trade with others, and a constant treat to receive. During...
“The Invisibles: Vintage Portraits of Love and Pride” is a unique...
In October, we celebrate LGBT History Month, but how much do we really know about this history? Truth is that the story and history of the LGBT community did not start with the Stonewall Riots, in June of 1969; nor with the murder of Matthew Shephard, in October of 1998.
Jenny Kidd – Good to the last drop
"Jenny Kidd" by Laury A. Egan is the type of book that once you pick it up, you don't want to put it down. Jenny spends her autumn in Venice, and by doing so, she loses an illusion and gains a reality. This young, naive artist has the world at her feet, or so she thinks.