Bradley Holt returns to his coastal hometown where secrets, disasters, and desire collide. A gripping mystery from Rattling Good Yarns Press.

Discover 4 bold Fall 2026 books from Rattling Good Yarns Press—The Cross Quarter Mysteries, Birdless, Russian Silhouette & Fire Exit. Step beyond the familiar.

As part of my training as a psychologist, I completed pre- and postdoctoral internships. One pre-doc internship was at a student health center at the University of Southern California. The other was at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center in West Los Angeles. One of the post-doc internships was at USC/LAC Child and Adolescent Hospital. […]

“Boy wonder by day. Boy toy by night.”In this candid conversation, host Ian Henzel talks with Jobert Abueva about Boy Wander—a memoir that moves from Manila ...

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"Where shadows linger and stardust speaks, every tale blooms in the lavender hush of twilight."During this episode of On the Air with Florenza, Florenza is j...

On this episode of On the Air with Florenza, we welcome debut novelist Glen Peters, author of the evocative and heartfelt novel Where the Nights Smell Like B...

Stream St. Sukie de la Croix: a hilarious chat about writing, life, & THE HUNT FOR THE HAIRDO KILLER by Authors on the Air Global Radio Network on desktop and mobile. Play over 320 million tracks for free on SoundCloud.

🛟Queering the State of Publishing in the USA 🛟

Author and playwright James Magruder sits down with Ian Henzel to talk about his new short story collection "No One Is Looking at You". We dig into theater’s...

Sometimes the only way to bloom… is to break free. 🌺Jess has always followed the rules. Married young. Raised children. Kept up appearances.But when she fal...

A cozy LGBTQ romance retelling “Pride and Prejudice,” featuring a bookstore owner and a handsome businessman who challenge each other’s hearts.

Women Empowered, Enlightened and Transformed Desert Haven transports readers to the revolutionary 1970s, immersing them in a hidden slice of history at the intersection of the back-to-the-land movement, the second wave of feminism, and lesbian separatism, where women's land was born.

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Chicago After Stonewall, picks up Chicago's LGBTQ history after the Stonewall Riots through to the publication of Chicago's first professional LGBTQ newspaper Gay Life in 1975. St Sukie has once again, unearthed rare, long-forgotten sources, from the mainstream, underground, and campus presses.

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How a Closet and a Camera Made Me a Better Writer When I let people know I’m a retired military officer, the most common response I get is “Thank you for your service.” That seems to be the reflex. I’m a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel with 24 years under my military belt. Up […]

"Last Call Chicago is a treasure trove of LGBTQ historical insight! Rick Karlin and St Sukie de la Croix have undertaken a comprehensive exploration of Chicago's colorful gay past, revealing more than a thousand of the safe havens and communal spaces that allowed us to evolve into the diverse and vibrant community that we have become and presented it in a concise and well-executed tome. Their passion and enthusiasm for our queer journey is manifest in every entry. If only we had such far-reaching insight into all of our refuges." - Art Smith, GayBarchives.com"

"Last Call Chicago is a treasure trove of LGBTQ historical insight! Rick Karlin and St Sukie de la Croix have undertaken a comprehensive exploration of Chicago's colorful gay past, revealing more than a thousand of the safe havens and communal spaces that allowed us to evolve into the diverse and vibrant community that we have become and presented it in a concise and well-executed tome. Their passion and enthusiasm for our queer journey is manifest in every entry. If only we had such far-reaching insight into all of our refuges." - Art Smith, GayBarchives.com"