#queer-literature

#queer-literature

"When we fall in love with a person, we fall in love with the copy of them, inexpertly done, that we carry around with us whenever they aren't there."

"In 1969, White was at the Stonewall Inn when the riots began, a pivotal moment in the modern movement towards gay liberation."

The Wooloowin store, Shelf Lovers, went out with a bang on the weekend as they hosted a final event before closing the business.

The humble comma, normally so easily overlooked, is clearly Charlie Porter's weapon of choice for his debut novel, propelling the narrative with an urgent staccato rush.

James Baldwin's "Giovanni's Room" has resonated with generations of queer people, illuminating complex identities and relationships, challenging readers to engage deeply with literary discussions.

"What I do doesn't have to make sense to everyone to get on board with it eventually. And they'll realise why. I do a lot of different things, and my path hasn't been the most obvious one, but I always do things that are authentically myself."