Nathan Smith

"It was a political act to write a queer main character into the narrative fabric of the days when Iceland gained its sovereignty."

"In New York, a big apartment building is like a little village unto itself," says author Tim Murphy.

"It gives men a place to experience things they want, but don’t feel ready to claim in their real lives." 

In the memoir, Boy Erased, author Garrard Conley explores faith, sexual identity, and conversion therapy.

She almost left her Oscar in the bathroom! 

Known to most for her novels Strangers on a Train and The Talented Mr. Ripley, it's time to remember one of the greatest lesbian writers of the 20th century.

With the 50th anniversary of its publication, Truman Capote's novel proves its worth in the queer literary cannon