What’s a closet monster? So, like, imagine everything you’re hiding from...and his closet monster is this 6-foot hunky moose.

As I continue to write in this mindset of fully queer casts, I continue to kill ~some~ of my queer characters.

As a strong advocate of Own Voices, I once believed this was a sign that the queer narrative was under attack! But I was wrong.

New gay comics have been popping up on the Webtoon app, and we need to talk about them.

Reading Melissa Etheridge's Seminal 1993 Album Made of Two Overlapping Triangles Instead of One by Nick Mehalick is like pausing life.

I’m here today to talk to you about the best gay comics on Webtoon right now.

A gorgeous, subtle, slow burn of a friendship/romance/something-or-other.

While Love, Simon gave a glimpse, Love, Victor took a good long stare at LGBTQ+ youth.

I remember beginning my understanding of love and hate, and how they exist closer to each other than we think.

Sam & Grizz are more than a meme—their relationship is a stereotype breaking, unique and beautiful game-changer.

That’s the thing about this book: It gives, and then it takes a sledgehammer and bashes it, and bashes you, and bashes your cow.

It’s not the bold blue of the ocean, it’s not the transparency of the breeze; but it’s the gentle, pastel blue that intersects the two.