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Between Pages: Is there a Collective Queer Identity? Part 1
Over the decades, as LGBT+ folks have written more and more about themselves and their experiences, authors have wondered if there is a collective queer identity. We've decided to take a stab at the question!
Al Preston
5 days ago21 min read


The Mammoth Book of Gay Short Stories Edited by Peter Burton
The Mammoth Book of Gay Short Stories edited by Peter Burton contains 47 short stories by and for gay men. Here, we'll only talk about 8!
Al Preston
Aug 513 min read


Queering the Narrative: Fanfiction and LGBTQ+ Identities
Fanfiction has been the past time for fans of just about every kind of media for a long time. Recently, it has become a sensation to the wider public, for queer fans, it has been a key part of their internet life.
Jessie Ames
Jul 297 min read


Book Review: Behind the Screen: How Gays and Lesbians Shaped Hollywood 1910-1969
Behind the Screen: How Gays and Lesbians Shaped Hollywood explores the lives and work of the LGBT+ people behind Hollywood's most successful films. The LGBT+ writers, directors, actors, set designers, costumers, editors, and prop makers who made Hollywood what it is today.
Al Preston
Jul 2215 min read


Pride 2026
How did Pride 2026 fair? Pretty well! We went to two events with plans for the future!
Al Preston
Jul 153 min read


Book Review: The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith
The Price of Salt is a lesbian novel by Patricia Highsmith from the 1950s. Unlike many of the other lesbian stories of the time, this book had a happy ending.
Al Preston
Apr 1511 min read


Update: Walking Tour
An update on our progress with the interactive bar map and a fun opportunity for Pride Month!
Al Preston
Apr 82 min read


Exploring Pittsburgh's Art
By Al Preston Sometimes when I’m driving around the city, I like finding new routes and don’t mind it too much if I make a wrong turn. Pittsburgh’s roads are convoluted and twisting but they are also pretty forgiving when someone makes a mistake. I do love finding new weird roads and paths when I drive. Shortly after we moved to the city, I was driving my wife to work, and I realized that one of the houses we were stopped next to had a massive concrete
Al Preston
Mar 257 min read


Book Review: The Well of Lonelinss
The Well of Loneliness by Radclyff Hall is a relatively famous novel about lesbians from the 1920s. Many LGBT+ activists have read this book and talked fondly about it.
Al Preston
Mar 1137 min read


Interviewing Clare Joyce
Many times, meeting one person can lead to meeting many others. We were able to speak to Clare Joyce, thanks to a previously made connection. We manage to talk about a lot of issues younger queer folk are facing.
Al Preston
Feb 255 min read


Book Review: The Gay Book of Lists
The Gay Book of Lists is exactly as is written. A book of lists that involve gayness in many ways!
Al Preston
Feb 45 min read
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