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Anne Rice has had a religious conversion: She’s no longer a Christian.

Amazon.com Inc. says it has struck a deal that will give it exclusive rights to sell some of the great works of 20th century literature in electronic form.

When Barack Obama bested John McCain in 2008, GLBT Americans thought they had gained their best-ever White House ally. Obama, after all, had sworn that he would be a "fierce advocate" for the needs of gay and lesbian Americans and their families.

At his Kentucky elementary school, kids taunted Brent on the playground about being gay, whatever that was. By eighth grade, he realized what they meant and came out to a friend - and vice versa.

If reading one book at a time is, metaphorically speaking, monogamous, then Out There cops to being a polygamist bookworm. The stack of books on our rustic nightstand does ever overflow with new releases and art tomes. We thought we’d share a few of them with you, and we’ve arranged them by weight, heaviest first.

Jon Paul Buchmeyer grew up with a hero of the gay rights movement. But all he ever wanted was to turn the world on with a smile

Hot summer reads to pop in that beach bag!

The best stories have something to say to us now, whether they are set in the far future or in days of antiquity. Openly gay author Steven Saylor’s forthcoming novel Empire is timely on several fronts.

Boston based writer Philip Gambone chats with EDGE about his powerful collection of interviews with some of America’s most fascinating GLBTs.

What if your life was like a sit-com? Specifically one very popular one: the Mary Tyler Moore Show. That’s what writer Jon Paul Buchmeyer envisioned when he set out to put stories from his life in Manhattan on paper and in cyberspace. The transplanted Texan moved to New York in 1996 with no job and his personal life in tatters. What followed became the basis of his writing, first on his blog, then in manuscript form. Recently his memoir - Alphabet City: My So-Called Sitcom Life - was named a 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Award finalist. Now Buchmeyer has set out on a book tour that will keep him busy through October. EDGE’s Maude Adjarian spoke to the writer recently about his book, his tour and why he calls himself a "writer-preneur."

Acclaimed gay novelist Michael Thomas Ford chats with EDGE about love, family, and his new novel, The Road Home.

Don’t go it alone! These LGBT travel guides will help you plan your perfect getaway.