LGBT Book Reviews
Recent LGBT Book Reviews posts
With ‘Stag Dance’, Torrey Peters Is Back and Better Than Ever
In ‘Stop Me if You’ve Heard This One,’ It’s Clowns vs. Capitalism
There Has Never Been a Better Time To Read About Two Girls Falling in Love at the End of the World
A Cozy Queer Romance for Lovers of Tarot With Mommy Issues
A Refreshing Trans Memoir More Concerned by What Is Gained by Transition Than What Is Lost
Even After We Leave it, Home Stays With Us
‘A Bánh Mì for Two’ Is a Swoony Sapphic Romance Between Two Foodies
Poet Joshua Jennifer Espinoza Takes Risks in Her Stunning New Collection
Casey McQuiston’s Bi4Bi Romance ‘The Pairing’ Is for Queer Hedonists Everywhere
The Holocaust Doesn’t Exist in a Historical Vacuum
‘The Garden Against Time’ Asks, Who Gets To Live in Paradise?
‘All-Night Pharmacy’ Is a Bisexual Neo-Noir About Addiction, Psychics, and Intergenerational Trauma
‘Carrie Carolyn Coco’ Isn’t Like Any Other True Crime You’ve Read
‘Why Are People Into That?’ Asks Incisive Questions About Kink
‘Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous’ Is a Perfect Sapphic Second-Chance Summer Romance
‘The Other Olympians’ Is Essential Reading Heading Into This Year’s Summer Olympics
This Month, We Get Two Sapphic Romances Featuring Black Main Characters
‘Housemates’ Is a Remarkable Novel, Intimate, Expansive, and Full of Sight
