LGBTQ+ writers have been telling stories since the dawn of literature. But what can queer fiction tell us about the time in which it was written?
From E. M. Forster to Ali Smith, Alison Bechdel to Virginia Woolf, these books – spanning fiction, poetry, memoir, and non-fiction – are the perfect way into the queer canon.
From a look at the Stonewall Riots to a coming-of-age memoir, these non-fiction books are a great starting point for learning more about the LGBTQ community.
To mark LGBT History Month, Amelia Abraham speaks with three people from very different generations and backgrounds about the role reading played in finding their identity
In his brilliant new series, Russell T Davies brings the real lives behind London's AIDs crisis to the small screen. Here's some novels to consider when you're finished watching.
After decades of being excluded from publishing, trans narratives are finally appearing on our shelves. Writer Kuchenga talks about the books and author that helped her find her story.
Let's start by saying this: it’s basically impossible to condense the entire history of LGBTQ YA into 15 books.
Illustrated novels and memoirs for your LGBTQ library
