PUBLISHING TRIANGLE NEWS

38th Annual Publishing Triangle Awards Winners Announced

April 17, 2026|

Last night at the 38th Annual Publishing Triangle Awards, books in ten categories were recognized for their excellence. Scroll down to see which titles were selected by our judges as the very best in LGBTQ+

Finalists Announced for the 38th Annual Publishing Triangle Awards

March 16, 2026|

The Publishing Triangle has announced the finalists for the 2026 Publishing Triangle Awards, honoring the best LGBTQ+ books published in 2025. Winners in ten competitive categories will be announced Thursday, April 16, 2026 at 6:30

The 38th Annual Publishing Triangle Awards

February 18, 2026|

The 38th Annual Publishing Triangle Awards Thursday, April 16, 2026 · 6:30 PMThe New School66 West 12th Street, New York City Free and open to the public. Registration required.Register here The event will also be

FEBRUARY 19 OUTSPOKEN READING SERIES

February 6, 2026|

The Publishing Triangle resumes our successful monthly LGBTQ+ Reading Series, OUTspoken, on Thursday, February 19. OUTspoken is held monthly at the Bureau of General Services – Queer Division, the not-for-profit Manhattan bookseller located within

Pride in Verse: an evening of queer poetry

January 19, 2026|

Join The Publishing Triangle, the East Midtown Partnership; The Other Side of Silence (TOSOS), NYC’s oldest LGBTQ+ theater company; and The Society of Illustrators,the nation's oldest nonprofit organization dedicated to the art of illustration, as we present six amazing

MEMBER PUBLICATIONS

Rem Wigmore: Foxhunt

JD Scott: Mask for Mask

Catherine Lundoff: Blood Moon

Lesléa Newman: I Wish My Father

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ABOUT US

We come from all types of backgrounds. We are on staff and we’re freelancers. We are editors, agents, and booksellers; we work in sub rights, publicity, sales, design, and production. Many of us are writers. We are also librarians, teachers, booksellers, and even avid readers …

MISSION

The purpose of the Publishing Triangle is to further the publication of books and other materials written by LGBT authors or with LGBT themes. Founded in 1988, The Publishing Triangle works to create support and a sense of community for lesbian and gay people in the publishing industry.

HISTORY

The Publishing Triangle was founded in the winter of 1988–89 to bring book publishing professionals together for networking and mutual support, provide a forum for solidarity and community, and to advance the cause of an exciting and fast-emerging LGBTQ literature.