In her debut science fiction novel, Gabrielle Korn raises questions about queer rights, corporate feminism, and humanity at large in a future decimated by climate change.
Yes, Alison Bechdel's weekly comic is just as relevant in audio today as it was when the strip first debuted in the early 80s—and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
While these listens range from raw and sexy to sweet and just a little steamy, all explore LGBTQIA+ experiences in honest and meaningful ways.
The author shares how a breakup and a painting inspired his historical novel about a little-known 1890s French pianist and his relationship with Marcel Proust.
Taylor Jenkins Reid beautifully immerses us into this story of love, marriages, and self-acceptance.
Sharing their journey of self-love, empowerment, and well-being, Pidgeon Pagonis emerges as a powerful voice in the fight against binary understandings of the human experience.
Biding your time for season two? These delightful queer young adult audiobooks are just the thing.
Counting down the days until we get to see Alex and Henry on screen? Us too. Here's 10 listens to make the wait a bit easier.
Student government and young love collide in Miel Moreland’s novel following a bisexual teen’s unconventional path to her dream summer program.
Geena Rocero explores performance as a means of surviving, the vibrant culture of the Philippines, and what it means to live authentically in her daring memoir.
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.
The 35th annual "Lammys" give visibility to queer literature and celebrate debut authors adding their voices and perspectives to the storytelling landscape.
