Luz and Amity tell queer kids they have a present; Eda and Raine tell them they have a future. And in between, there’s stories of disability, chronic illness, mental illness, gender, found family, and so much more.
Author Sarah Wallace writes on queer community in the self-publishing world and rewriting the rules of her own success.
Plus updates on Roswell, New Mexico and a hearty recommendation to laugh with Michaela Jae Rodriguez in Loot.
Natalie and Heather got together to talk about the record breakers and the heart breakers.
We’ve got Season 3 of Harley Quinn, the live-action adaptation of the Paper Girls comic book, the latest Pretty Little Liars experiment, Issa Rae’s Rap Sh*t, Billy Porter’s trans rom-com and also some other items of note!
“She dazzled me with her solo audition and now we have jam/smooch sessions.”
Today is July 1 which means that Pride Month is officially over, but here at Autostraddle we like talking about gay books 24/7/365.
How do you stop comparing yourself to your girlfriend’s nesting partner, have big life conversations with your partner, deal with feeling your friends don’t love you as much as you love them, and more?
Because the world isn’t calming down anytime soon, now is the time to attune to your internal patterns of rest and resistance.
Queer animals are everywhere, why deleting your period tracker app won’t keep you safe, just so much terrible news, and the legendary abortion clinic run by trans women in a barn.
“i just think patty melt IS a gender tbh”
As we start to shift the narrative about raw honesty online about motherhood, I wish that queer moms opened up more about how hard it is to create their inner circle.
Queerness doesn’t have to be a burden. That’s what I wish I could tell my younger, lonely, and confused self.
MUNA knows how to make a song of the season, and I’m here to encourage you to find your song of the summer from their new album.
There’s been a ton of new queer romance coming out, as well as queer mystery. Catch up on the latest LGBTQ literary news.
Tensions rise as the Unit goes on the run together, but they are unified in their quest to save one of their own.
Over the course of these ten essays, Raquel Gutiérrez skillfully maps the realities, struggles, and joys of queer, Latinx, artistic life in the Southwest U.S.
ABORTION ACCESS FOR ALL.
Honey, we’re home!!!! “Wait, Is This a Date?” is back and we’re talking all things mommi culture! And all things dating as an actual mom!
Imagine hearing your own voice on WITAD. Personally, I think it sounds thrilling.