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April 30, 2024
Visual Communications (VC), the first nonprofit organization in the U.S. dedicated to the honest and accurate portrayals of Asian, Native...
September 30, 2023
Be Yourself and Self-Love books for kids Alex Gino, writer of queer and progressive middle grade novels, including the Stonewall and Lambda Award-winning โM
January 24, 2023
From Alison Bechdel to Howard Cruse, meet queer comic book artists who journeyed from the underground comix scene to mainstream acceptance.
March 22, 2022
For Womens History Month, were celebrating the women who make us laugh. Their books (like the authors) are smart, strong and, of course, hilarious.
June 23, 2021
Jun 22, 2021 Yoon Ha Lee ( Dragon Pearl). This adrenaline-fueled sci-fi adventure follows Hwa Young, a teen training to become an Imperial lancer pilot after her rebel moon home is literally ripped apart. But when she uncovers a terrible secret that the Empire has been hiding from its citizens, she must return to her rebel roots to save her world. Book one is planned for summer 2023; Seth Fishman at the Gernert Company did the deal for North American rights. Anne Heltzel at Abrams has boug...
May 13, 2021
Photo: Jennifer Durham We are thrilled the share the cover for Spear, a glorious queer retelling of Arthurian legend, full of dazzling magic and intoxicating adventure, from the Nebula and Lambda Award-winning author Nicola Griffith. Spear will be available from Tordotcom Publishing on April 19, 2022. A spellbinding and subversive queer recasting of Arthurian myth by the legendary author ofย Hild The girl knows she has a destiny before she even knows her name. She grows up in the wild, in a ...
December 18, 2020
One of the things that is abundantly clear in "Funny Boy" is that identity is complicated. In this gay coming-of-age story set during the lead-up to the civil war in Sri Lanka, director Deepa Mehta ambitiously juxtaposes a teenage love story with rising political tensions and ethnic violence in a film that is ultimately about thriving and sometimes just surviving as someone deemed "different." Based on the Lambda Award-winning 1994 novel by Sri Lankan Canadian author Shyam Selvadurai, who also ...