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New in May: Alison Bechdel, Eric Sasson, Andy Cohen, and Kate Bornstein
Spring is officially here and so are a plethora of new books! This May you can pick up new releases from Alison Bechdel, Andy Cohen, and Dirk Vanden. Alison Bechdel follows up her acclaimed graphic...
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New in May: Dan Savage, Michelle Tea, Amber Dawn, and Martin Duberman
New Month! New Books! This month sees the release of famed writer and activist Dan Savage’s new collection of essays, American Savage: Insights, Slights, and Fights on Faith, Sex, Love, and Politics...
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New in May: Michael Cunningham, Rebecca Coffey, Kate Fagan, Christopher...
New month! New books! May is upon us and so are a slew of new and noteworthy LGBT books. Award-winning author Michael Cunningham’s new book, The Snow Queen, is being released this month by Farrar,...
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New in May: Christopher Bollen, Neil Smith, Hilary McCollum, Maggie Nelson,...
New month, new books! A new month is upon us, and so are a slew of new and noteworthy LGBT books. Horror fans rejoice! In his new novel The Scarlet Gospels (St. Martin’s Press), horror maestro Clive...
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New in May: Adam Haslett, Meredith Russo, Jia Qing Wilson-Yang, Garrard...
May is here, bringing with it a slew of new books to enjoy. This month, Little Brown and Company is releasing Imagine Me Gone from award-winning author Adam Haslett, a novel that charts the strained...
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New in May: Édouard Louis, Lisa E. Davis, Barbara Browning, and David Sedaris
New month, new books! Bestselling humorist David Sedaris has never been shy about exposing his all-too-human frailties to the world. With Theft by Finding (Hachette), the author continues his...
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New in May: Casey Plett, Tommy Pico, Nicola Griffith, Stephen McCauley, and...
Rejoice! This month brings fresh new LGBTQ books to add to your reading list! This month we’re looking forward to Little Fish (Arsenal Pulp Press), the debut novel from Casey Plett, author of the...
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New in May: Alison Bechdel, Eric Sasson, Andy Cohen, and Kate Bornstein
Spring is officially here and so are a plethora of new books! This May you can pick up new releases from Alison Bechdel, Andy Cohen, and Dirk Vanden. Alison Bechdel follows up her acclaimed graphic...
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New in May: Dan Savage, Michelle Tea, Amber Dawn, and Martin Duberman
New Month! New Books! This month sees the release of famed writer and activist Dan Savage’s new collection of essays, American Savage: Insights, Slights, and Fights on Faith, Sex, Love, and Politics...
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New in May: Michael Cunningham, Rebecca Coffey, Kate Fagan, Christopher...
New month! New books! May is upon us and so are a slew of new and noteworthy LGBT books. Award-winning author Michael Cunningham’s new book, The Snow Queen, is being released this month by Farrar,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
New in May: Christopher Bollen, Neil Smith, Hilary McCollum, Maggie Nelson,...
New month, new books! A new month is upon us, and so are a slew of new and noteworthy LGBT books. Horror fans rejoice! In his new novel The Scarlet Gospels (St. Martin’s Press), horror maestro Clive...
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New in May: Adam Haslett, Meredith Russo, Jia Qing Wilson-Yang, Garrard...
May is here, bringing with it a slew of new books to enjoy. This month, Little Brown and Company is releasing Imagine Me Gone from award-winning author Adam Haslett, a novel that charts the strained...
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New in May: Édouard Louis, Lisa E. Davis, Barbara Browning, and David Sedaris
New month, new books! Bestselling humorist David Sedaris has never been shy about exposing his all-too-human frailties to the world. With Theft by Finding (Hachette), the author continues his tradition...
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Most Anticipated LGBTQ Books of May 2020
We’re nearly two months into quarantine and most of us are itching for a change. After binging all of the Netflix one can possibly manage, continually signing in to an endless list of virtual calls...
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