This month on BookTrib, we are celebrating women’s fiction titles that showcase LGBTQIA+ characters.
Women's Fiction Writers AssociationJune 28, 2023
As Pride Month arrives, I'd like to thank Book Trib for asking me to present a list of my favorite works of historical fiction in which queer men are the central characters. While I've been openly gay since publishing my first novel 20 years ago, it wasn't until recently that…
Christopher RiceJune 8, 2023
NYT bestselling author Julie Murphy’s latest book, Pumpkin (Balzer + Bray), is a charming, life-affirming and glittering high school graduation gift to her scores of young adult readers and new fans of all ages. Waylon Brewer, aka Pumpkin, an 18-year-old openly gay senior with secret drag queen aspirations, narrates the…
Linda HitchcockMay 25, 2021
New York Times bestselling author of Red, White & Royal Blue, Casey McQuiston, presents her reader with a classic problem in One Last Stop (St. Martin’s Press): How to properly savor such a well-written and compelling story, instead of voraciously devouring it. Fair warning, this novel will have you meeting…
Madison HillJune 2, 2021
Lark Ascending (Algonquin) is the long-awaited seventh novel by master storyteller Silas House. His prose is finely crafted, carefully honed, thought and emotion provoking and as lyrical as a haunting Celtic elegy. He is, in short, one of the most important writers in the English language today. Mississippi has its…
Linda HitchcockSeptember 26, 2022
Recently, Book Nation Book Club had a wonderful conversation with author Sara Nović about her novel, True Biz (Random House) and the Deaf community. The story centers around a high school for the Deaf and dives deep into the lives of three main characters: Charlie, Austin and February. Charlie is a…
Jennifer BlankfeinJuly 4, 2022
Pride month is here, and the selection of LGBTQ+ books has never been better. With so many great stories to fit into one month, it can be hard for readers to know where to start. Our advice: start from the beginning, of course! This June, we’ve chosen 8 historical fiction…
Cameron KimballJune 3, 2021