Marc Bendavid Explores The Power of Memory And Transformative Bonds
In his debut novel The Sapling, the Canadian actor shares the profound, life-altering friendship he formed with his teacher
Eric McCormack Heads Back To School In Middlebridge Mysteries
The Canadian actor talks about joining the new Audible Original podcast, while reminiscing on the legacy of Will & Grace
Kawika Guillermo On Queerness, Games, And Finding Self In Digital Worlds
The author of Of Floating Isles talks to IN about turning games into stories of queerness, breaking stereotypes, and survival
Little Ghosts Books Is Expanding Our Perception Of Horror, One Spook At A Time
The queer-owned shop, Canada’s first horror bookstore, carries a selection of under-represented voices and horror subgenres
The Pink Marine: The Memoir Behind Netflix’s Boots
The Pink Marine, the queer Marine memoir behind Netflix’s Boots, follows a closeted recruit finding belonging; what the show changes, who stars, and where to read
Pining Over Hot (And, Sadly, Dead) Victorian Men
What started for Aaron Radford-Wattley as a hobby collecting Victorian-era thirst traps turned into a viral Instagram account and a newly released book
Emma Watson vs. J.K. Rowling: A Timeline of Their Feud Over Trans Rights
Emma Watson says she can care for J.K. Rowling while rejecting her stance on trans rights. Rowling replies on X, questioning her privilege and reigniting the rift.
Ziyad Saadi’s Debut Novel Is Definitely Not An Instruction Manual For Coming Out
In Saadi’s debut novel Three Parties – a reimagining of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway – a queer Palestinian refugee plans to come out at his elaborate birthday dinner party
These Are The New Guidelines For Alberta’s Book Ban
The Alberta Government has revised its controversial book ban ministerial order after a public uproar last week
Author Kelsey Green Reflects On “I Was Born Sick,” Healing Journeys, And What’s Next
We spoke with the East Coast writer about life since the success of her first self-published book, the most important step in a person’s healing journey, how young queer writers can find their voice, and what’s coming next
Alberta To Rewrite Its Book Ban Order – Here’s Why
Danielle Smith’s government announced its ministerial order on book bans is being rewritten after a “misunderstanding” by school boards
Pride Must-Reads… According To 2SLGBTQI+ BookTok Creators
With #BookTok becoming a go-to resource for book discovery, we asked creators on TikTok what novels they wish they could read again for the first time
Latest Issue
December 2025
The final digital issue of IN Magazine includes: A look at the decline of AIDS organizations; The true story of Brandon Teena; How Winnipeg’s CIN and Nine Circles Community Health Centre are reimagining care; Sasha Leigh Henry’s feature film debut sheds light on a Black queer narrative rarely seen in Canada; 20 years later and Brokeback Mountain is still impactful; Interviews with Russell Tovey, Kawika Guillermo, Drew Droege, Marc Bendavid, Eric McCormack, and Revry’s co-founders; Queer love heats up in an intimate reimagining of Romeo and Juliet; and much more.
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