March 07 2014 5:41 PM ET
Lambda Literary Awards: Leavitt, Bianchi, Winterson Nominated
The 26th annual nominations for the best of queer lit
March 06 2014 6:06 PM ET
Gay Propaganda Brings Russian Love Stories to Light
With 10,000 copies downloaded, a collection of love stories strengthens the LGBT voice in Russia
February 10 2014 8:00 AM ET
The 'Wild' Ways of Jackie Collins
The mistress of fiction dishes on returning to the Santangelo family saga with her latest book Confessions of a Wild Child, and why she’ll always include LGBT characters in her novels.
February 05 2014 2:33 PM ET
Today in Gay History: William Burroughs Turns 100
We remember when, in 1994, William Burroughs turned 80, and his work found yet another generation of fans.
January 29 2014 4:16 AM ET
You're In The 'DADT' Army, Now
At the age of 17, Rob Smith enlisted in the military, just as he was figuring out his own sexual identity. What he encountered the moment he got to boot camp shocked him.
January 14 2014 1:35 PM ET
End of Tales of the City: Armistead Maupin Says Goodbye to Barbary Lane Crew
The Days of Anna Madrigal is the final novel of his hit series, Tales of the City.
January 10 2014 9:27 AM ET
POZ Founder Sean Strub Recalls Fight Against AIDS
His new book, Body Counts: A Memoir of Politics, Sex, AIDS, and Survival, is a must-read
January 07 2014 11:38 AM ET
Why Gore Vidal Refused to Identify as Gay
'Trying to make categories is very American, very stupid, and very dangerous.'
December 31 2013 12:49 PM ET
David Sedaris On His Sister's Suicide
In a New Yorker essay, out essayist the author remembers his sister Tiffany while at the beach with his siblings
December 20 2013 11:17 AM ET
Was Norman Rockwell Gay?
Celebrated as a painter of American ideals, he was actually craving male beauty, according to a new biography by Deborah Solomon.
December 05 2013 5:14 PM ET
Morrissey's Gay Relationship Scrubbed From U.S. Edition of Autobiography
The stateside release of Morrissey's autobiography removes any mention of his two-year relationship with another man.
November 22 2013 4:00 AM ET
PHOTOS: Memories of JFK From His Gay Best Friend
President John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas 50 years ago, leaving behind a mourning nation and his gay best friend, Lem Billings.
November 19 2013 12:56 PM ET
5 Things You Didn't Know About Anjelica Huston
Her new memoir dishes up a whole new side of the legendary lady
