Looking for soemthing to read? These authors can point you in the right direction.
[p]Jere' M. Fishback has just written [i]Josef Jager,[/i] a novel imagining what it would have been like to be the nephew of openly gay Nazi leader, Ernst Rohme, in 1930's Germany. Here he shares his thoughts on the challenges of writing historical fiction, and how appearances can be deceiving.[/p]
Author Julie Anne Peters discusses her books, many which cover GLBT teen issues.
The Werewif is a comic that challenges ideas about gender by creating a hero who turns from male to female on the full moon.
Megan Rose Gedris has created a number of lesbian comics including Yu & ME: Dream about Catholic school teen lesbians and first love.
Gay teen fiction author Brent Hartinger shares some thoughts.
Read about author, T Cooper.
A review of the Lance Bass memoir, "Out of Sync."
Perry Moore, the author of the gay teen superhero novel, "Hero," answers some questions.
Eric Marcus talks about his book, "What of Someone I Know is Gay?"
Author Alex Sanchez talks about religion, his novel and GSAs.
Looking for something to read? Here's a few new voices in gay teen fiction.
Between the Lines is a comic about two transgender teens and the challenges they face.
Information on Kate Bornstein, author of, "Hello, Cruel World: 101 Alternatives to Suicide for Teens, Freaks, and Other Outlaws"
Alison Bechdel and a cartoonist and author of the series, "Dykes to Watch Out For" and the graphic novel "Fun Home."
Author Alex Sanchez's recommendations for gay teen literature.
