In her new memoir, 'My Name Is Barbra,' the legendary icon opens up about everyone -- including Judy Garland.
The Queer Eye host has already published three books, and he has several other business ventures going at the same time.
Featured selections from the authors participating in the DC Center's 2023 OutWrite Literary Festival.
Poetry by Brandon Blue, KB Brookins, Dustin Brookshire, Alex Carrigan, Jason Crawford, Sofia Fey, Catherine Gewertz, Sylvia Jones, Bonnilee Kaufman, Rona Magy, Caly McCarthy, Caridad...
Our annual celebration of The DC Center's OutWrite Literary Festival, featuring works from its LGBTQ writers and poets.
New York writer/performer Mike Albo's new YA novel hinges on his hometown Springfield, Va., haunts
Brandt Ricca and Matt Miller bring a sense of wonder and inclusion to their series of books for kids.
To celebrate Dolly Parton's 77th birthday, Dustin Brookshire has corralled 50 fellow Parton-inspired poets for a new anthology.
The late Anne Heche's still-unfinished memoir is slated to hit bookstore shelves next week and excerpts have been shared with the media.
We're giving away 5 audiobook copies of John Copenhaver's "The Savage Kind"
The YouTuber at the heart of J.K. Rowling's new book faces online backlash and accusations of racism and transphobia.
Kramers in Dupont Circle has a host of readings, comedy, and events slated to help celebrate Pride month.
Eric Thomas does Charm City proud with 'Crying on Television,' a hilarious new play at Everyman Theatre.
The independent, women-owned bookstore is launching "Queering the Narrative," a new monthly gathering to explore queer themes in literature.
Randy Rainbow never dreamed that the life he wished for would come true. Until it suddenly did.