The 35th annual "Lammys" give visibility to queer literature and celebrate debut authors adding their voices and perspectives to the storytelling landscape.

The author of "Fun Home" and originator of the Bechdel test reminisces about the lesbian comic strip that launched her career—and celebrates its new life in audio.

Celebrate the diversity of queer storytelling with this collection of our favorite fiction, memoirs, and histories centered on LGBTQIA+ experiences.

The author of the beloved bestseller “The Guncle” is out with another humorous and heartfelt listen, this time exploring middle age, “living funerals,” and ’90s pop culture.

Following her own public coming out story, Becky Albertalli uses her characters to reclaim the narrative and better understand her emotions.

Bestselling author TJ Klune talks about the “uniquely portable magic of books,” queer representation, and how a googly-eyed Roomba inspired his new novel.

Award-winning author Emily Tesh’s debut novel ventures into the dark world of a dystopic, bio-essentialist colony in space that is fighting a misguided war against the aliens who destroyed Earth.

Marisa Crane shares the inspirations behind their acclaimed debut, about a queer mother raising her child in a surveillance state.

Author, poet, and activist Bushra Rehman’s “Roses, In The Mouth of a Lion” is an autofiction exploration of finding your family—and your true self.

The "RuPaul’s Drag Race" stars share their favorite sounds, how they define success, and why they don’t believe in guilty pleasures.

In a world that so often shuns what it refuses to understand, queer creators turn to horror to remind us why we can’t outrun our fears forever.