Publishing Triangle News

A finalist for the Publishing Triangle’s Thom Gunn Award for Gay Poetry, Mutiny by Phillip B. Williams is published by Penguin Books. The editor is Paul Slovak and the agent is Bill Clegg. The winner

A finalist for the Publishing Triangle’s Audre Lorde Award for Lesbian Poetry, Permanent Volta by Rosie Stockton is published by Nightboat Books. The editor is Stephen Motika. The winner of this prize

A finalist for the Publishing Triangle’s Thom Gunn Award for Gay Poetry, Punks: New and Selected Poems by John Keene is published by The Song Cave. The editors are Ben Estes and Alan Felsenthal and

A finalist for the Publishing Triangle’s Thom Gunn Award for Gay Poetry, The Monster I Am Today: Leontyne Price and a Life in Verse by Kevin Simmonds is published by Northwestern University Press. The winner

In The Prophets, Robert Jones Jr. tells a story of love between two enslaved young men on a nineteenth-century plantation in the American South; a love so profound and impossible to hide that the other

In Claire Cox’s debut novel, Silver Beach, three women—a mother and her two daughters—suffer a loss that changes the course of their lives. The two sisters, Mara and Shannon, were separated and raised differently—Mara, with

In A Natural History of Transition, a collection of short fiction by Callum Angus, the journeys of transitioning are seldom one-way, one-time, or linear, but something more fluid and often transcending the realm of possibility.

Radiant Fugitives is a radiant, rare book, exploring all the contradictions in the life of Seema, an upper-class, liberal political consultant, a lesbian from a conservative Muslim family. She is an Indian American who is