LGBT Book Reviews
Recent LGBT Book Reviews posts
Celia Laskey’s “Under the Rainbow” Is Dark, Redeeming, and Very Very Queer
Vivek Shraya Remains an Original with New Novel “The Subtweet”
Sabrina Imbler’s “Dyke (geology)” Makes Science Horny
Samantha Irby’s “Wow, No Thank You.” Masters the Art of Self-Deprecation
Nino Cipri’s “FINNA” Confronts Capitalism and Killer Furniture
Yao Xiao’s “Everything Is Beautiful, And I’m Not Afraid” Is as Queer and Hopeful as The Comic You Already Love
Shira Erlichman’s “Odes to Lithium” Explores Bipolar Disorder and Taking Care
Corinne Manning’s “We Had No Rules” Grapples With Queer Assimilation
Isa Mazzei’s “Camgirl” Explores Performance, Privilege, Kink and Contradictions
Beyond Survival: Rethinking The Humanity Of Those Who Harm
Chani Nicholas’ “You Were Born For This” Gives Us the Tools We Need to Understand Ourselves
Jenn Shapland Names What Needs Naming in “My Autobiography of Carson McCullers”
“March Sisters” Celebrates “Little Women,” But Stops Short of Queerness
8 Great Books About Queer Monstrous Women
“In the Dream House” Deconstructs the Nightmare of Abuse in Queer Relationships
Cyrus Grace Dunham’s “A Year Without a Name” Is an Affecting, Imperfect Exploration of Identity
With “Bury the Lede,” Gaby Dunn Reshapes the Modern Thriller
Lovers, Everywhere: Sex Workers Speak in “Hustling Verse”
