Movies That Made Me Gay: A Memoir Of Watching Films
In his new book Movies That Made Me Gay, novelist Larry Duplechan writes about the movies he loves, and a few that he doesn’t
The Profane And Raunchy Christ Of Anthony Oliveira’s Dayspring
IN Magazine sits sat down with the Canadian author to talk about his upcoming debut novel
Maurice Vellekoop Tells His Own Story
In anticipation of his new graphic memoir, I’m So Glad We Had This Time Together, the prolific artist and illustrator sits down with IN Magazine
Finding Love
The author of Excuse Me, Sir! Memoir of a Butch shares her story of love
12 2SLGBTQI+-Friendly Books You’ll Want To Read With Kids
This collection of 2SLGBTQI+-friendly picture books for storytime introduces children to important figures from history, features characters that live in diverse families, and celebrates self-expression and individuality
francesca ekwuyasi Reflects On Her New Book Curious Sounds, Collaborating With Roger Mooking, And Starting A Creative Journey
We spoke with the Nigerian-Canadian writer about life since the success of her first book, collaborating with Roger Mooking, how to start a creative journey as a member of the 2SLGBTQI+ community, and much more
Author Willie Poll & Illustrator bailey macabre Reflect On ‘Minnow: The Girl Who Became Part Fish’
We spoke Poll and macabre about their recent collaboration, what they hope kids learn from the story, how their queer identities shapes their storytelling, and much more
Antoni Porowski Can Now Read You A Bedtime Story
Queer Eye’s food and drink expert is about to lull you into a dreamy slumber with a new Canadian Audible Original
September/October 2023 Cover Story: Salah The Great
We sit down with the one and only Salah Bachir as he prepares to release his memoir this fall, entitled First to Leave the Party
Between The Covers: Tweakerworld, A Memoir
Tweakerworld seeks to shine a light on the crystal meth epidemic plaguing the gay male community, an epidemic that the author is all too familiar with
Marjorie Beaucage Reflects On Her Poetic Memoir ‘leave some for the birds’
We speak to the acclaimed filmmaker, artist and activist about her recent memoir that reflects on seven decades of living and seeking justice as a Two Spirit Michif woman
Magical Queer Bookstores From Around The World
These 10 queer bookstores are sure to notch a spot on your bucket list