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American Dreamer: 'App Kid' Author Michael Sayman
Young, groundbreaking, queer tech wizard Michael Sayman's memoir is the kind of book that has something for almost everyone, not just tech nerds.
Visual AIDS: 'Up Against the Wall: Art, Activism, and the AIDS Poster'
"Up Against the Wall: Art, Activism, and the AIDS Poster" documents selected graphic art posters used as preventative advice or protest art through the AIDS pandemic.
Christian Siriano 2nd Edition Book Offers Fans More to Love
The updated new edition of designer Christian Siriano's "Dresses to Dream About" offers more to love.
JK Rowling Slams Trans-Rights 'Activist Actors' Who Doxxed Her
JK Rowling has slammed trans-rights 'activist actors' who posted a photo of her address. The "Harry Potter" author claimed that three demonstrators posed in front of her home with her address clearly visible and posted the photo to social media last week.
Watch: Schuyler Bailer Discusses New Book, 'Obie is Man Enough'
Activist and author Schuyler Bailer discusses his new book, "Obie is Man Enough," and the importance of transgender representation.
Art as a Cause: John R. Killacky's Book of Essays
In his concise collection of essays and interviews, John R. Killacky's book offers behind-the-scenes perspectives on his decades of arts administration, and his own struggle to deal with physical limitations.
Bob Mackie Book Looks Back on Sparkly Costume Career
The famed celebrity costume designer tells the story of his career in a new coffee table book, "The Art of Bob Mackie."
GOP Ramps Up LGBTQ+ Book Banning Efforts
Republican officials in a number of states have targeted books with LGBTQ+ themes, declaring them "obscene" and "pornographic" and seeking to have them pulled from school libraries.
Review: 'The Wicked Stepbrother' Showcases LGTBQ+ Fairy Tales
Warren Rochelle's sparkling collection of LGBTQ+-themed fairy tales explore the difficulties of family and the sometimes frightening work of figuring out who one is, and what one's place in the world might be.
Prize-winning 1619 Project Now Coming Out in Book Form
The "1619 Project," which began two years ago as a special issue of The New York Times magazine, has been at the heart of an intensifying debate over racism and the country's origins and how they should be presented in the classroom.
Debate Over Explicit Memoir Becomes A Focus of GOP Gov Races
Debate over a memoir that contains explicit illustrations of sexual acts is surfacing in a handful of states where Republican governors are gearing up for reelection.
Hollywood Interviews: Ruthe Stein's Celebrity-Filled Book
Ruthe Stein's new book, "Sitting Down With the Stars: Interviews with 100 Hollywood Legends," is packed with selected interviews from her lengthy journalism career, including a number of Oscar winners.
Book Gets Close to the Music that Made Carpenters Superstars
Richard Carpenter has co-written a new book that is a nearly note-for-note musical biography of the brother-sister duo.
Review: 'Oscar Wilde - A Life' a Vivid Portrait of the Man and His Tumultuous Times
A freshly researched biography of the inimitable gay literary lion Oscar Wilde.
Personal Pieces: Drew Pisarra's 'You're Pretty Gay'
In queer author and poet Drew Pisarra's second collection of short stories, he really wants you to know all about his feelings, his life, his history, and every nuance in between.
Texas Governor Adopts Lawmaker's Probe of Books in Schools
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has joined a conservative Republican lawmaker's campaign to investigate books that cover race, gender identity and sexual orientation in public schools.
Monster's Mash: Kevin Simmonds' Poetic Look at Opera Diva
Kevin Simmonds, in his short but wonderful book "The Monster I Am Today: Leontyne Price and A Life In Verse," provides the reader with a poetic insight that is lyrical, loving and romantic.
Don't Miss: Schuyler Bailar Discusses New Book, 'Obie is Man Enough'
Transgender advocate, speaker and author Schuyler Bailar joins EDGE on October 19 for a live interview to discuss his new book, "Obie is Man Enough."
Review: 'It All Began With A Scream' Gets under the Mask of the Classic Slasher
"Scream!" is one of the most iconic horror films ever made; Patrick Maroney's new book on the film takes the fan through every cut.
Pajtim Statovci's 'Bolla' — Depredations of Love and War
Pajtim Statovci's unlikely success with his first three novels may have had more to do with their subjects' being au courante than with the author's staggering literary genius. In his latest, he adds the depredations of love and war.