PUBLISHING TRIANGLE NEWS

The Publishing Triangle Awards: Submissions Period Has Closed

October 3, 2022|

The Publishing Triangle is now closed for nominations for its fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and trans/GV awards, given for books published between January 1 and December 31, 2022.

Emanuel Xavier Joins Board of Publishing Triangle

May 31, 2022|

The Publishing Triangle is proud to announce that poet and activist Emanuel Xavier joined our board in the fall of 2021. Emanuel Xavier was named an LGBTQ Icon by The Equality Forum and presented a New York

Thanks from Poetry Winner John Keene

May 31, 2022|

Punks by John Keene has won this year's Thom Gunn Award for Gay Poetry. This collection of poems is published by The Song Cave. In his thank-you video, Keene pays tribute to

Thanks from Nonfiction Winner Brian Broome

May 26, 2022|

Punch Me Up to the Gods has won this year's Randy Shilts Award for Gay Nonfiction. This stirring memoir is published by Mariner Books/HarperCollins. Author Brian Broome says, "I have no

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.