PUBLISHING TRIANGLE NEWS

The Publishing Triangle Awards: Call for Submissions

September 20, 2021|

Award submissions are now closed. If you have any questions, please write to awards@publishingtriangle.org. The Publishing Triangle is now accepting nominations for its 2021 fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and trans/GV awards, given for books

Juli Delgado Lopera Says Ferro-Grumley Award is “Nod to My Queer Heart”

June 7, 2021|

Fiebre Tropical, by Juli Delgado Lopera, is the winner of this year’s Ferro-Grumley Award for LGBTQ Fiction, as announced in May. In their thank-you remarks, the author says, "I'm so honored to be part of the lineage of people who have gotten the Ferro-Grumley Award."

Debut Fiction Winner Julia Serano Is “Very Honored”

June 2, 2021|

In her thank-you remarks, Serano explains that she set up her own firm to publish 99 Erics and expresses gratitude to her many alpha and beta readers.

Here Are the Winners of the 2021 Publishing Triangle Awards

May 12, 2021|

The Publishing Triangle is proud to announce the winners of the 33rd annual Triangle Awards, honoring the best LGBTQ fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and trans literature published in 2020.

MEMBER PUBLICATIONS

Rem Wigmore: Foxhunt

JD Scott: Mask for Mask

Catherine Lundoff: Blood Moon

Lesléa Newman: I Wish My Father

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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.