List of LGBT writers
This list of LGBT writers includes writers who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender or otherwise non-heterosexual who have written about LGBT themes, elements or about LGBT issues (such as Jonny Frank). Works of these authors are part of LGBT literature.
As this list includes writers from antiquity until the present, it is clearly understood that the term "LGBT" may not ideally describe the identity of all authors, particularly for those who wrote before the nineteenth century. In some cases, it is more useful to consider such authors as persons who expressed attractions for persons of the same sex (for example, Sappho or Plato), and avoid the anachronistic use of contemporary labels. Inclusion in this list follows general scholarly and academic norms, specified in references, that attempt to establish a genealogy or history of LGBT literature written by LGBT people. There are many additional non-LGBT authors who have written works on LGBT topics. All new additions to this list should include a reference.
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Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Caio Fernando Abreu | 1948-1996 | Brazilian | writer | Morangos Mofados, dragões não conhecem o paraíso | |
Barry D. Adam | Canadian | scholar | The Rise of a Gay and Lesbian Movement, The Global Emergence of Gay and Lesbian Politics | ||
Evan Adams | b. 1966 | Canadian | playwright | [1] | |
Etel Adnan | b. 1925 | Lebanese-American | poet | Sea and Fog | [2] |
Will Aitken | American-Canadian | novelist, film critic | Terre Haute, Realia | [3] | |
Magaly Alabau | b. 1945 | Cuban American | poetry | [4] | |
Francisco X. Alarcón | b. 1954 | Chicano | poetry | From the Belly Button of the Moon: And Other Summer Poems, Poems to Dream Together = Poemas para soñar juntos | [5] |
Edward Albee | 1928–2016 | American | playwright | Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? | [6] |
Sandra Alland | b. 1973 | Canadian | poetry, fiction | [7] | |
Kimball Allen | b. 1982 | American | writer, playwright, performer, gay activist | Secrets of a Gay Mormon Felon Be Happy Be Mormon | |
Paula Gunn Allen | 1939–2008 | Native American | poet, literary critic | As Long as the Rivers Flow: The Stories of Nine Native Americans, | [6] |
Dorothy Allison | b. 1949 | American | novelist | Bastard Out of Carolina | [6] |
Anne-Marie Alonzo | 1951-2005 | Canadian | poetry, fiction, drama | [3] | |
Lisa Alther | b. 1944 | American | novelist | Stormy Weather & Other Stories; Blood Feud: The Hatfields and the McCoys: The Epic Story of Murder and Vengeance; Washed in the Blood; Kinflicks: A Novel | [6] |
Rebecca Alpert | American | ||||
Noel Alumit | Filipino-American | playwright, novelist | Mr. and Mrs. La Questa Go Dancing, Letters to Montgomery Clift | [8] | |
Gordon Stewart Anderson | 1958-1991 | Canadian | novelist | The Toronto You Are Leaving | [9] |
Debra Anderson | Canadian | novelist, playwright | Code White | [10] | |
Nahshon Dion Anderson | b. 1978 | American | memoir & nonfiction | Shooting Range | [11] |
Patrick Anderson | 1915-1979 | English/Canadian | poet | [3][12] | |
Albalucía Angel | b. 1939 | Colombian | [5] | ||
Núria Añó | b. 1973 | Spanish | novelist | Núvols baixos | [13] |
Trey Anthony | Canadian | playwright | Da Kink in My Hair | ||
Salvatore Antonio | b. 1976 | Canadian | playwright | In Gabriel's Kitchen | [14] |
Gloria Anzaldúa | 1942–2004 | Chicana | Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza | [5][15] | |
Bert Archer | b. 1968 | Canadian | journalist, critic | The End of Gay (and the death of heterosexuality) | [16] |
Reinaldo Arenas | 1943–1990 | Cuban | Before Night Falls | [5][6] | |
Rafael Arévalo Martínez | 1884–1975 | Guatemalan | [5] | ||
Lawrence Aronovitch | Canadian | playwright | The Lavender Railroad, Galatea | [17] | |
Rane Arroyo | b. 1954 | Puerto Rican | poetry | Pale Ramón | [5][18] |
John Ashbery | b. 1927 | American | poetry | [6] | |
Damien Atkins | b. 1975 | Canadian | playwright | Real Live Girl, Lucy, The Gay Heritage Project | [19] |
W. H. Auden | 1907–1973 | English | poetry | [6] | |
Ellis Avery | American | novelist | The Teahouse Fire, The Last Nude | ||
Manuel Azaña | 1880–1940 | Spanish | [6] |
B
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Cheryl B | 1972-2011 | American | poet, autobiographer | [20] | |
Mette Bach | Canadian | ||||
Sir Francis Bacon | 1561–1626 | English | essayist, novelist | [6] | |
Bruce Bagemihl | Canadian | scientist | |||
James Robert Baker | 1946–1997 | American | novelist | Boy Wonder, Tim and Pete | [21] |
John Roman Baker | b. 1944 | English | poet, playwright, novelist | [22][23] | |
James Baldwin | 1924–1987 | American | poet, playwright, novelist | Giovanni's Room | [6] |
Honoré de Balzac | 1799–1850 | French | novelist | La Comédie humaine | [6] |
Victor J. Banis | b. 1937 | American | novelist | The Man from C.A.M.P. | |
Keith Banner | American | novelist, short stories | The Life I Lead, Next to Nothing | [24] | |
Kaushalya Bannerji | Canadian | poet | |||
Ann Bannon | b. 1932 | American | novelist | Beebo Brinker | [6] |
Porfirio Barba Jacob | 1883–1942 | Columbian | poet | [5] | |
Djuna Barnes | 1892–1982 | American | novelist | Ladies Almanack, Nightwood | [6] |
Allen Barnett | 1955-1991 | American | short story writer | The Body and Its Dangers | [25] |
Natalie Clifford Barney | 1876–1972 | American | poet, memoirist | [6] | |
Richard Barnfield | 1574–1627 | English | poet | [6] | |
Roland Barthes | 1915–1980 | French | semiotician | [6] | |
John Barton | b. 1957 | Canadian | poet | [26] | |
Jean Basile | 1932-1992 | Canadian | novelist, essayist | La Jument des mongols, Le Grand Khan, Les Voyages d'Irkoutsk | [27] |
Jaime Bayly | b. 1965 | Peruvian | journalist, novelist | [28] | |
Neil Bartlett | b. 1958 | English | playwright | [6] | |
Sylvia Beach | 1887–1962 | American | editor, memoirist | Founder of Shakespeare and Company (bookshop) | [6] |
William Beckford | 1760–1844 | English | novelist, travel writer | [6] | |
Aphra Behn | c. 1640–1689 | English | dramatist, poet and novelist | [6] | |
Billy-Ray Belcourt | Canadian | poet | This Wound Is a World | [29] | |
Gwen Benaway | Canadian | poet | Ceremonies for the Dead, Passage | [29] | |
Bruce Benderson | b. 1946 | American | novelist, essayist | [30] | |
E. F. Benson | 1867–1940 | English | novelist | [6] | |
Jeremy Bentham | 1748–1832 | English | philosopher | [6] | |
S. Bear Bergman | American-Canadian | ||||
Leonard Bernstein | American | ||||
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore | American | novelist | [31] | ||
José Bianco | 1909–1986 | Argentine | essayist | [5] | |
Anthony Bidulka | b. 1962 | Canadian | novelist | [32] | |
Aristide von Bienefeldt | 1959-2016 | Dutch | novelist | Bekentenissen van een Stamhouder ("Confessions of a Son and Heir") | [33] |
Imogen Binnie | American | novelist | Nevada | [34] | |
Elizabeth Bishop | 1911–1979 | American | poet, short story writer | North and South, Questions of Travel | [6] |
bill bissett | Canadian | poet | |||
Persimmon Blackbridge | b. 1951 | Canadian | novelist, non-fiction writer | [35] | |
Marie-Claire Blais | b. 1939 | Canadian | novelist, playwright | A Season in the Life of Emmanuel, Mad Shadows, Augustino and the Choir of Destruction | [3][6] |
Robin Blaser | Canadian | poet | |||
Ali Blythe | Canadian | poet | Twoism | [36] | |
Charlie Bondhus | b. 1981 | American | poet | All the Heat We Could Carry | [37] |
Gregory Bonsignore | b. 1983 | American | playwright, librettist, lyricist, TV writer | Atomic, Squad 85 | [38] |
Walter Borden | Canadian | playwright | |||
Barrie Jean Borich | American | memoirist | My Lesbian Husband, Body Geographic | [39] | |
Michel Marc Bouchard | Canadian | playwright | [12] | ||
Elizabeth Bowen | 1899–1973 | Irish | novelist | Eva Trout | [6] |
Jane Bowles | 1917–1973 | American | novelist, playwright | Two Serious Ladies | [6] |
Paul Bowles | 1910–1999 | American | novelist, poet, translator | The Sheltering Sky | [6] |
John Boyne | b. 1971 | Irish | novelist | [40] | |
Lawrence Ytzhak Braithwaite | Canadian | novelist | |||
Christopher Bram | b. 1952 | American | novelist | Father of Frankenstein | [25] |
Dionne Brand | b. 1953 | Canadian | novelist, poet | Land to Light On, What We All Long For, Sans Souci | [41] |
Beth Brant | Canadian | ||||
André Brassard | Canadian | playwright | |||
Bertolt Brecht | 1898–1956 | German | playwright | [6] | |
Poppy Z. Brite | b. 1967 | American | novelist | [6] | |
Lynn Breedlove | American | novelist | [42] | ||
Michael Bronski | b. 1949 | American | historian | A Queer History of the United States | [43] |
Carellin Brooks | Canadian | novelist, non-fiction | One Hundred Days of Rain, Wreck Beach | [44] | |
Brigid Brophy | b. 1929 | English | novelist | [6] | |
Nicole Brossard | b. 1943 | French Canadian | poet, novelist | [3][6][12] | |
Olga Broumas | b. 1949 | Greek-American | poet | [6] | |
Rebecca Brown | b. 1956 | American | novelist | The Gifts of the Body | [45] |
Rita Mae Brown | b. 1944 | American | novelist | Rubyfruit Jungle | [6] |
Nathan Burgoine | Canadian | novelist, short stories | Light | [46] | |
Ronnie Burkett | Canadian | playwright | |||
John Horne Burns | 1916–1953 | American | novelist | The Gallery | [6] |
William S. Burroughs | 1914–1997 | American | novelist | Naked Lunch, Queer | [47] |
Aldo Busi | b. 1948 | Italian | novelist | [48] | |
Alec Butler | Canadian | playwright | |||
Lady Eleanor Butler | 1739–1829 | Anglo-Irish | diarist | [6] | |
Samuel Butler | 1835–1902 | English | novelist | [6] | |
Lord Byron | 1788–1824 | English | poet | [6] |
C
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Patrick Califia | b. 1954 | American | non-fiction | Public Sex: The Culture of Radical Sex | |
Anne Cameron | Canadian | ||||
Elspeth Cameron | Canadian | ||||
Peter Cameron | b. 1959 | American | novelist | Someday This Pain Will Be Useful To You | [25] |
Rafael Campo | American | poet | |||
Truman Capote | 1924–1984 | American | novelist, non-fiction | Breakfast at Tiffany's, In Cold Blood | [6] |
Pat Capponi | Canadian | ||||
Tom Cardamone | American | speculative fiction | Green Thumb | [49] | |
Nancy Cárdenas | b. 1934 | Mexican | [5] | ||
Dale Carpenter | American | non-fiction | Flagrant Conduct: The Story of Lawrence v. Texas | ||
Edward Carpenter | 1844–1929 | English | [6] | ||
Michael Carroll | American | short stories | Little Reef | [50] | |
Julián del Casal | 1863–1893 | Cuban | poet | [5] | |
Sue-Ellen Case | American | playwright, critic | |||
Stacie Cassarino | American | ||||
Clint Catalyst | b. 1971 | American | [51] | ||
Willa Cather | 1873–1947 | American | My Ántonia | [6] | |
Catullus | ca 85-ca 55 B.C. | Roman | poet | [6] | |
Constantine P. Cavafy | 1863–1933 | Greek | poet | [6] | |
Kate Cayley | Canadian | poet, dramatist, short stories | How You Were Born, The Hangman in the Mirror, After Akhmatova | [52] | |
Luis Cernuda | 1902–1963 | Spanish | poet | [6] | |
Robert Chafe | Canadian | ||||
Paul Chamberland | b. 1939 | Canadian | poet, essayist | L'Afficheur hurle, En nouvelle barbarie | [53] |
Jane Chambers | 1937–1983 | American | [6] | ||
Jessie Chandler | b. 1968 | American | Shay O'Hanlon Caper Series | [54] | |
George Chauncey | b. 1953 | American | historian | Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890-1940 | |
John Cheever | 1912–1982 | American | novelist, short stories | [6] | |
Wayson Choy | Canadian | ||||
Hélène Cixous | b. 1937 | French | [6] | ||
John Cleland | 1710–1789 | English | novelist | Fanny Hill | [6] |
Kate Clinton | b. 1947 | American | comedian | ||
Jean Cocteau | 1889–1963 | French | [6] | ||
Christopher Coe | 1953-1994 | American | novelist | I Look Divine, Such Times | [55] |
Henri Cole | American | poet | |||
Colette | 1873–1954 | French | Claudine series | [6] | |
Joey Comeau | Canadian | ||||
Ivy Compton-Burnett | 1884–1969 | English | [6] | ||
Timothy Conigrave | 1959–1994 | Australian | Holding the Man | ||
Bernard Cooper | American | [25] | |||
Dennis Cooper | American | [25][56] | |||
Copi (pseudonym of Raúl Damonte) | 1941–1987 | Argentine/French | [5] | ||
Rick Copp | American | mystery writer | The Actor's Guide to Murder, The Actor's Guide to Adultery, The Actor's Guide to Greed, Where the Bears Are | ||
Steven Corbin | 1953-1995 | American | novelist | Fragments That Remain | [57] |
Jeanne Cordova | American | ||||
Marie Corelli | 1855–1924 | Scottish | [6] | ||
Carl Corley | 1919-2016 | American | A Chosen World | [58] | |
Brenda Cossman | Canadian | ||||
Douglas Coupland | Canadian | ||||
Dani Couture | Canadian | ||||
Noël Coward | 1899–1973 | English | playwright | [6] | |
Daniel Allen Cox | Canadian | ||||
Ivan Coyote | Canadian | ||||
Caleb Crain | b. 1967 | American | novelist, critic | Necessary Errors, American Sympathy | [59] |
Hart Crane | 1899–1933 | American | [6] | ||
Eva Crocker | Canadian | short stories | Barrelling Forward | [36] | |
Mart Crowley | b. 1935 | American | playwright | The Boys in the Band | |
Countee Cullen | 1903–1946 | American | [6] | ||
Nancy Jo Cullen | Canadian | poet, short stories | [60] | ||
Tom Culligan | Canadian | ||||
Michael Cunningham | b. 1952 | American | novelist | The Hours | [25] |
Peter Cureton | 1965-1994 | Canadian | playwright | Passages | [61] |
Jameson Currier | b. 1955 | American | novelist, short stories | Dancing on the Moon, Where the Rainbow Ends, The Wolf at the Door | [62] |
Jen Currin | American/Canadian | poet | The Inquisition Yours | [63] |
D
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Jean-Paul Daoust | b. 1946 | Canadian | poet, novelist, short stories | Les Cendres bleues, Black Diva | [64] |
Christopher Davis | b. 1953 | American | novelist, short stories | Valley of the Shadow, Philadelphia | [65] |
Tanya Davis | Canadian | poet | [66] | ||
Amber Dawn | Canadian | novelist | [67] | ||
Samuel R. Delany | b. 1942 | American | novelist, literary critic | Hogg, Dhalgren, The Motion of Light in Water, Dark Reflections | [68] |
A. M. Dellamonica | b. 1968 | Canadian | novelist | Indigo Springs | [69] |
David Demchuk | Canadian | novelist, playwright | The Bone Mother, Touch, If Betty Should Rise | [70] | |
Joel Derfner | b. 1973 | American | memoirist, author, essayist, humorist | Gay Haiku, Swish, Lawfully Wedded Husband | [71] |
Augusto D'Halmar | 1882–1950 | Chilean | novelist | [5] | |
Emily Dickinson | 1830–1886 | American | poet | [6] | |
Joe DiPietro | b. 1961 | American | playwright | Memphis, Fucking Men | [72] |
Thomas Disch | American | novelist, poet | On Wings of Song | [73] | |
Farzana Doctor | Canadian | novelist | [74] | ||
John Donne | 1572–1631 | English | poet | [6] | |
Nisa Donnelly | American | novelist | The Bar Stories: A Novel After All, The Love Songs of Phoenix Bay | [75] | |
Emma Donoghue | b. 1969 | Irish/Canadian | novelist, short story writer | [76] | |
José Donoso | 1925–1996 | Chilean | novelist | Hell Has No Limits | [5] |
John Donovan | 1928-1992 | American | young adult novelist, dramatist | I'll Get There. It Better Be Worth the Trip | [77] |
H.D., born Hilda Doolittle | 1886–1961 | American | poet | [6] | |
Fernand Dorais | 1928-2003 | Canadian | academic literature, erotica | Entre Montréal ...et Sudbury, Témoins d'errances en Ontario français, Hermaphrodismes | [78] |
Mark Doty | b. 1953 | American | poet and memoirist | Heaven's Coast, Fire to Fire | [79] |
Lord Alfred Douglas | 1870–1945 | English | poet | [6] | |
Norman Douglas | 1868–1952 | Scottish-Austrian | novelist | [6] | |
Brian Drader | Canadian | playwright | Prok, The Fruit Machine, The Norbals | [80] | |
Neal Drinnan | Australian | novelist | [81] | ||
Daphne du Maurier | 1907-1989 | English | author, playwright | [82] | |
Peter Dubé | Canadian | novelist, short story writer | [83] | ||
Carol Ann Duffy | b. 1955 | Scottish | poet, playwright | [84] | |
Maureen Duffy | b. 1933 | English | novelist, poet, playwright | [6] | |
Stella Duffy | b. 1963? | English/New Zealand | novelist | [85] | |
Robert Duncan | 1919–1988 | American | poet | [6] | |
Warren Dunford | b. 1963 | Canadian | mystery | Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture, Making a Killing, The Scene Stealer | [86] |
Kristyn Dunnion | b. 1969 | Canadian | novelist, short story writer | The Dirt Chronicles | [87] |
Larry Duplechan | b. 1956 | American | novelist | Blackbird, Got 'til It's Gone | [88] |
Elana Dykewomon | b. 1949 | American | novelist, poet | [6] |
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Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Jim Egan | 1921-2000 | Canadian | activist, journalist | Challenging the Conspiracy of Silence | [89] |
Bret Easton Ellis | b. 1964 | American | novelist | American Psycho, Glamorama | |
Guy Édoin | Canadian | screenwriter | Marécages | [90] | |
Chike Frankie Edozien | Nigerian-American | journalist, memoirist | Lives of Great Men: Living and Loving as an African Gay Man | [91] | |
Jorge Eduardo Eielson | 1924–2006 | Peruvian | poetry | [5] | |
Lars Eighner | b. 1948 | American | non-fiction, erotica | ||
Deborah Ellis | Canadian | non-fiction, young adult literature | The Breadwinner, The Heaven Shop | [92] | |
Sarah Ellis | b. 1952 | Canadian | children's | Odd Man Out, Pick Up Sticks | [92] |
T. S. Eliot | 1888–1965 | English | poet | The Waste Land | [6] |
Gloria Escomel | b. 1941 | Uruguayan-Canadian | novelist, dramatist, journalist | Pièges, Fruit de la passion | [3] |
Michael Estok | 1939-1989 | Canadian | poet | A Plague Year Journal | [93] |
F
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Evan Fallenberg | b. 1961 | American-Israeli | novelist | Light Fell, When We Danced on Water | [94] |
Sara Farizan | American | young adult literature | If You Could Be Mine | [95] | |
David B. Feinberg | 1956–1994 | American | journalist | Queer and Loathing | |
Leslie Feinberg | 1949–2014 | American | novelist, non-fiction | Stone Butch Blues | [96] |
Anderson Ferrell | American | novelist | Where She Was, Home for the Day, Have You Heard | [97] | |
Robert Ferro | 1941–1988 | American | [6] | ||
Hubert Fichte | 1935–1986 | German | [6] | ||
Edward Field | b. 1924 | American | poetry | [6] | |
Harvey Fierstein | b. 1954 | American | playwright | Torch Song Trilogy | [98] |
Connie Fife | b. 1961 | Canadian | poetry | Beneath the Naked Sun, Poems for a New World | [3] |
Timothy Findley | 1930–2002 | Canadian | novelist, playwright | The Wars, Headhunter, Elizabeth Rex | [3][99] |
Lois Fine | Canadian | dramatist | Freda and Jem's Best of the Week | [100] | |
Larry Fineberg | b. 1945 | Canadian | playwright | Eve, Human Remains, Failure of Nerve | [101] |
Ronald Firbank | 1886–1926 | English | [6] | ||
Janet Flanner | 1892–1978 | American | [6] | ||
Lisa Foad | Canadian | short stories | The Night Is a Mouth | [102] | |
Waawaate Fobister | Canadian | playwright | Agokwe | [103] | |
Michael Thomas Ford | b. 1968 | American | novelist, non-fiction | Alec Baldwin Doesn't Love Me, That's Mr. Faggot to You | [104] |
E. M. Forster | 1879–1970 | English | novelist | Maurice, A Passage to India, A Room With A View, Howards End | [105] |
Guy Mark Foster | American | short stories | The Rest of Us | [106] | |
Marion Foster | 1924-1997 | Canadian | mysteries | The Monarchs Are Flying, Legal Tender | [86] |
Michel Foucault | 1926–1984 | French | philosopher | L’Histoire de la sexualité | [6] |
Brian Francis | Canadian | novelist | Fruit | [107] | |
Judith Frank | American | novelist, short stories | Crybaby Butch, All I Love and Know | [108] | |
Brad Fraser | b. 1959 | Canadian | playwright | Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love, Poor Super Man | [3] |
Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman | American | [6] | |||
Alice French | 1850–1934 | American | [6] | ||
Ladislav Fuks | Czech | novelist | The Cremator | ||
Janine Fuller | b. 1958 | Canadian | non-fiction | Restricted Entry: Censorship on Trial, Forbidden Passages: Writings Banned in Canada | [109] |
Wes Funk | 1969-2015 | Canadian | novelist | Dead Rock Stars, Cherry Blossoms | [110] |
G
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Patrick Gale | b. 1962 | British | novelist | [111] | |
Federico García Lorca | 1898–1936 | Spanish | poet and playwright | [6] | |
Magali García Ramis | b. 1946 | Puerto Rican | novelist, essayist | Happy Days, Uncle Sergio | [5] |
Nancy Garden | b. 1938 | American | novelist | Annie on My Mind | [112] |
Ken Garnhum | Canadian | playwright | Pants on Fire | [113] | |
C. E. Gatchalian | b. 1974 | Canadian | playwright | [114] | |
Daniel Gawthrop | b. 1963 | Canadian | journalist, biographer | Affirmation: The AIDS Odyssey of Dr. Peter, The Rice Queen Diaries, The Trial of Pope Benedict | [115] |
Jean Genet | 1910–1986 | French | novelist, playwright, poet | Our Lady of the Flowers | [6] |
Stefan George | 1868–1933 | German | poet | [6] | |
Hyeong-do Gi | 1960–1989 | Korean | poet | Black Leaf in My Mouth | [116] |
André Gide | 1869–1951 | French | novelist | The Immoralist | [6] |
Sky Gilbert | Canadian | playwright | [3] | ||
John Gilgun | b. 1935 | American | novelist, poet, short stories | Music I Never Dreamed Of | [117] |
Allen Ginsberg | 1926–1997 | American | poet | Howl | [6] |
M-E Girard | Canadian | young adult literature | Girl Mans Up | [118] | |
John Glassco | 1909-1981 | Canadian | poet | [3][12] | |
Nikolai Gogol | 1809–1852 | Ukrainian | novelist, playwright | [6] | |
Michael Golding | American | novelist, screenwriter | A Poet of the Invisible World, Silk | [119] | |
Andrea Goldsmith | b. 1950 | Australian | novelist | [120] | |
Agustín Gómez-Arcos | 1933-1998 | Spanish | novelist, playwright | L'Agneau carnivore, Ana non | [121] |
Ibis Gómez-Vega | b. 1952 | Cuban | novelist, playwright | Send My Roots Rain | [122] |
Brad Gooch | b. 1952 | American | poet, essayist, biographer | [25] | |
Paul Goodman | 1911–1972 | American | poet | [6] | |
Daphne Gottlieb | b. 1968 | American | poet, fiction, nonfiction, graphic novel | ||
Juan Goytisolo | b. 1931 | Spanish | poet, essayist, novelist | [6] | |
Judy Grahn | b. 1940 | American | poet | [6] | |
Camarin Grae | b. 1941 | American | science fiction | The Secret in the Bird, Slick, Stranded | [123] |
R. W. Gray | Canadian | short stories, novelist, poet | Crisp, Entropic | [124] | |
Thomas Gray | 1716–1771 | English | poet | [6] | |
Nick Green | Canadian | playwright | Body Politic | [125] | |
Harlan Greene | American | novelist, historian | [126] | ||
Garth Greenwell | b. 1978 | American | novelist | What Belongs to You | |
Robert Joseph Greene | b. 1973 | Canadian | short story writer | [127] | |
Matthew Griffin | American | novelist | Hide | [128] | |
Doris Grumbach | b. 1918 | American | novelist, biographer, essayist | [6] | |
Hervé Guibert | 1955–1991 | French | novelist | [129] | |
Thom Gunn | 1929–2004 | English | poet | The Man with Night Sweats | [6] |
H
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Saleem Haddad | b. 1983 | Kuwaiti-British | novelist | Guapa | [130] |
Radclyffe Hall | 1880–1943 | English | novelist | The Well of Loneliness | [6] |
Richard Hall | 1926–1992 | American | novelist, short stories, drama, criticism | Couplings | [6] |
Aaron Hamburger | b. 1973 | American | novelist, short story writer | [56] | |
Jane Eaton Hamilton | Canadian | poet, short story writer, memoirist, novelist | Love Will Burst into a Thousand Shapes, Hunger, Body Rain, No More Hurt,Weekend | [131] | |
Dena Hankins | b. 1975 | American | novelist, short story writer | Blue Water Dreams | [132] |
Joseph Hansen | 1923–2004 | American | novelist, poet | [6] | |
Robin Hardy | 1952-1995 | Canadian | novelist, journalist, founding member of Publishing Triangle | [133] | |
Bertha Harris | b. 1937 | American | novelist | [6] | |
Michael Harris | b. 1980 | Canadian | non-fiction, young adult literature | The End of Absence: Reclaiming What We’ve Lost in a World of Constant Connection | [134] |
Adam Haslett | b. 1970 | American | novelist, short story writer | You Are Not A Stranger Here, Imagine Me Gone | |
Trebor Healey | b. 1962 | American | novelist, poet | [135] | |
Scott Heim | b. 1969 | American | novelist | [25] | |
Essex Hemphill | 1957–1995 | American | poet, activist | [47] | |
Philip Hensher | b. 1965 | English | novelist, critic, journalist | [136] | |
John Herbert | 1926-2001 | Canadian | playwright | Fortune and Men's Eyes | [137] |
Catherine Hernandez | Canadian | playwright, novelist | Scarboorough | [138] | |
Greg Herren | American | novelist | [139] | ||
Patricia Highsmith | 1921–1995 | American | novelist | [6] | |
Scott Hightower | b. 1952 | American | poet | [6] | |
Tomson Highway | Canadian | novelist, playwright | [3] | ||
Thorn Kief Hillsbery | American | novelist | [56] | ||
Daryl Hine | b. 1936 | Canadian | poet | [3][6][12] | |
Guy Hocquenghem | 1946–1988 | French | theorist | [6] | |
Susan Holbrook | Canadian | poet | Misled, Joy Is So Exhausting, Throaty Wipes | [140] | |
Andrew Holleran (pseudonym of Eric Garber) | b. 1944 | American | novelist, essayist | Dancer from the Dance | [6][25] |
Alan Hollinghurst | b. 1954 | English | novelist | The Swimming Pool Library, The Folding Star, The Spell, The Line of Beauty | [25][47] |
Ike Holter | b. 1985 | American | playwright | Hit the Wall, Exit Strategy, The Wolf at the End of the Block | [141] |
Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1844–1889 | English | poet | [6] | |
Horace | 65-8 B.C. | Roman | poet | [6] | |
Leah Horlick | Canadian | poet | Riot Lung, For Your Own Good | [142] | |
A. E. Housman | 1859–1936 | English | poet | [6] | |
Richard Howard | b. 1929 | American | poet | [6] | |
James Howe | b. 1946 | American | children's writer | [143] | |
Tanya Huff | b. 1957 | Canadian | novelist | [144] | |
Langston Hughes | 1902–1967 | American | poet | [6] | |
Jay Hulme | b.1997 | British | poet | [145] | |
Bo Huston | 1959-1993 | American | novelist, short stories | Dream Life, The Listener | [146] |
Joris-Karl Huysmans | 1848–1907 | French | novelist | Against the Grain (À rebours, 1884) | [6] |
Maureen Hynes | Canadian | poet | [147] |
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Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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John Ibbitson | b. 1955 | Canadian | journalist, playwright, children's writer | 1812: Jeremy's War, The Landing, The Big Shift: The Seismic Change in Canadian Politics, Business, and Culture and What It Means for Our Future | [148] |
Nnanna Ikpo | Nigerian | novelist | Fimí Sílẹ̀ Forever | [149] | |
George K. Ilsley | b. 1958 | Canadian | short stories, novelist | Random Acts of Hatred, ManBug | [102][150] |
William Inge | 1913–1973 | American | playwright | Come Back, Little Sheba, Picnic | [6] |
Malcolm Ingram | b. 1968 | Canadian | screenwriter | Tail Lights Fade, Small Town Gay Bar, Continental | [151] |
Juana Inés de la Cruz | 1648?-1695 | Mexican | poet, playwright | [5] | |
Christopher Isherwood | 1904–1986 | English | novelist, autobiographer | I Am a Camera, Down There on a Visit, A Single Man, Christopher and His Kind | [47] |
Arturo Islas | 1938–1991 | American | The Rain God | [152] | |
Harish Iyer | b. 1979 | Indian | journalist | [153][154][155] |
J
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Derek Jarman | 1942–1994 | English | author and filmmaker | At Your Own Risk | [6] |
Alfred Jarry | 1873–1907 | French | Ubu Roi | [6] | |
Sarah Orne Jewett | 1849–1909 | American | The Country of the Pointed Firs | [6] | |
Craig Johnson | American | screenwriter, film director | True Adolescents, The Skeleton Twins | [156] | |
June Jordan | 1936–2002 | American | poet | [6] | |
Claude Jutra | 1930-1986 | Canadian | screenwriter | Mon oncle Antoine, Kamouraska |
K
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Karin Kallmaker | b. 1960 | American | romance, erotica, science fiction | ||
Christopher Kelly | American | novelist, journalist | A Push and a Shove | [157] | |
Jonathan Kemp | b. 1967 | English | novelist | London Triptych | [158] |
Randall Kenan | b. 1963 | American | Let the Dead Bury Their Dead | [25] | |
Maurice Kenny | b. 1929 | Native American | poet | [6] | |
Jack Kerouac | 1922–1969 | American | novelist | On the Road, The Subterraneans | [47] |
Gary Kinsman | b. 1955 | Canadian | sociologist | The Regulation of Desire: Homo and Hetero Sexualities | [159] |
Heinrich von Kleist | 1777–1811 | Prussian | [6] | ||
Todd Klinck | b. 1974 | Canadian | novelist, journalist, screenwriter | Tacones, Sugar | |
Tamai Kobayashi | b. 1965 | Canadian | novelist, short story writer | Prairie Ostrich | [3] |
Wayne Koestenbaum | b. 1958 | American | poet and cultural critic | The Queen's Throat | [160] |
Bernard-Marie Koltès | 1948–1989 | French | playwright | La Nuit juste avant les forêts, Dans la solitude des champs de coton | |
Bill Konigsberg | American | sportswriter, young adult literature | Out of the Pocket, Openly Straight | ||
Greg Kramer | 1961–2013 | British/Canadian | novelist, playwright | The Pursemonger of fugu, Hogtown Bonbons | [161] |
Larry Kramer | b. 1935 | American | novelist, journalist, playwright | Faggots, The Normal Heart | [47] |
Ellen Kushner | American | ||||
Tony Kushner | b. 1956 | American | playwright | Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes | [47] |
Mikhail Kuzmin | 187?–1936 | Russian | [6] | ||
Lydia Kwa | b. 1959 | Singaporean-Canadian | novelist | This Place Called Absence, The Walking Boy | [3] |
L
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes | b. 1968 | Puerto Rican | poet, playwright, scholar | Uñas pintadas de azul/Blue Fingernails | [18] |
Richard Labonté | b. 1949 | Canadian | literary critic, anthologist | [162] | |
Edward A. Lacey | 1938–1995 | Canadian | poet | [3] | |
Ben Ladouceur | b. 1978 | Canadian | poet | Otter | [163] |
Jean-Luc Lagarce | 1957–1995 | French | playwright | Juste la fin du monde | |
Selma Lagerlöf | 1859–1940 | Swedish | novelist, playwright | [6] | |
Lori L. Lake | b. 1960 | American | novelist | [164] | |
Michael Lannan | American | screenwriter | Looking | [165] | |
Benjamin Law | Australian | journalist | [120] | ||
D. H. Lawrence | 1885–1930 | English | novelist, playwright | The Rainbow, Lady Chatterley's Lover | [6] |
David Leavitt | b. 1961 | American | novelist | The Lost Language of Cranes | [6][25] |
Konstantin Leontiev | 1831–1891 | Russian | literary critic, philosopher | [166] | |
Violette Leduc | 1907–1972 | French | novelist | La Batarde, Therese and Isabelle | [6] |
John Alan Lee | 1933–2013 | Canadian | sociologist | The Colours of Love, Getting Sex | [167] |
Vernon Lee | 1856–1935 | French | essayist | [6] | |
Douglas LePan | 1914–1998 | Canadian | poet | The Wounded Prince, Bright Glass of Memory, Macalister | [12] |
Alex Leslie | Canadian | poet, short story writer | People Who Disappear, The Things I Heard About You | [168] | |
David Levithan | 1972– | American | novelist | Boy Meets Boy | |
Matthew G. Lewis | 1775–1818 | English | novelist | The Monk | [6] |
José Lezama Lima | 1910–1976 | Cuban | novelist | Paradiso | [5][6] |
Ali Liebegott | b. 1971 | American | poet | [169] | |
Earl Lind | 1874–? | American | autobiographer | [170] | |
Lynette Loeppky | Canadian | memoirist | Cease | [171] | |
Audre Lorde | 1934–1992 | American | poet, essayist | Zami: A New Spelling of My Name, Sister Outsider | [6] |
Michael Lowenthal | American | novelist | Avoidance | [25][56] | |
Ed Luce | American | graphic novelist | Wuvable Oaf | [172] | |
Michael Lynch | 1944-1991 | Canadian | poet, journalist, academic | These Waves of Dying Friends | [47] |
Elizabeth A. Lynn | American | novelist | Chronicles of Tornor | [173] |
M
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Bryden MacDonald | b. 1960 | Canadian | playwright | [174] | |
Lee MacDougall | Canadian | playwright | High Life, The Gingko Tree | [175] | |
Daniel MacIvor | b. 1962 | Canadian | playwright, screenwriter | House, Marion Bridge, Weirdos | [113] |
John Henry Mackay | 1864–1933 | Scottish-German | novelist, philosopher | [6] | |
Bennett Madison | b. 1981 | American | novelist | [176] | |
Gregory Maguire | b. 1954 | American | novelist | Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West | [177] |
Anand Mahadevan | b. 1979 | Indian-Canadian | novelist | The Strike | [178] |
Louise Maheux-Forcier | b. 1929 | Canadian | novelist | Amadou, Une Forêt pour Zoé | [3] |
Klaus Mann | 1906–1949 | German | novelist, short story writer | [6] | |
Thomas Mann | 1875–1955 | German | novelist, short story writer, essayist | Death in Venice | [6] |
David Charles Manners | b. 1965 | English | novelist, poet | [179] | |
Jaime Manrique | b. 1949 | Colombian-American | poet, journalist | Latin Moon in Manhattan, Eminent Maricones | [5][152] |
Blaine Marchand | b. 1949 | Canadian | poet | [180] | |
Jovette Marchessault | 1938-2012 | Canadian | novelist, playwright | [3] | |
Daphne Marlatt | b. 1942 | Canadian | poet, novelist | Ana Historic, The Given, This Tremor Love Is | [41] |
Douglas A. Martin | b. 1973 | American | novelist, poet | [181] | |
Paula Martinac | b. 1954 | American | novelist, non-fiction | Out of Time, Home Movies | [182] |
Richard Mason | b. 1977 | South African/British | novelist | [183] | |
Blair Mastbaum | b. 1979 | American | novelist | [56] | |
Nemir Matos-Cintrón | b. 1949 | Puerto Rican | poet | [5][18] | |
F. O. Matthiessen | 1902–1950 | American | literary critic | [6] | |
W. Somerset Maugham | 1874–1965 | English | playwright, novelist | Of Human Bondage | [6] |
Armistead Maupin | b. 1944 | American | novelist | Tales of the City | [6] |
Tawiah M'carthy | Canadian | playwright | Obaaberima | [184] | |
Richard McCann | b. 1949 | American | short story writer, poet | [56] | |
Barry McCrea | b. 1974 | Irish | novelist, academic | [56] | |
Carson McCullers | 1917–1967 | American | novelist | Reflections in a Golden Eye | [6] |
Val McDermid | b. 1955 | Scottish | journalist, crime writer | [185] | |
Keith McDermott | b. 1953 | American | novelist, playwright | [56] | |
Peter McGehee | 1955-1991 | American/Canadian | novelist | [186] | |
Fiona McGregor | 1965- | Australian | novelist, essayist, critic | Indelible Ink, Strange Museums | |
Vestal McIntyre | American | short story writer | [56] | ||
Terrence McNally | b. 1939 | American | playwright | The Ritz, Love! Valour! Compassion! | [187] |
Mark Merlis | 1950-2017 | American | novelist | An Arrow's Flight, American Studies | [188] |
James Merrill | 1926–1995 | American | poet | The Changing Light at Sandover, A Different Person | [6] |
Charlotte Mew | 1869–1928 | English | poet | [6] | |
Grant Michaels | b. 1947 | American | mysteries | A Body to Dye For, Dead as a Doornail | [86] |
Michelangelo | 1475–1564 | Italian | artist, poet | [6] | |
Stevie Mikayne | Canadian | mystery, children's | UnCatholic Conduct, Illicit Artifacts | [189] | |
Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1892–1950 | American | poet | [6] | |
Isabel Miller (pseudonym of Alma Routsong) | 1924–1996 | American | novelist | A Place for Us | [6] |
Roswell George Mills | 1896-1966 | Canadian | journalist, poet | [190] | |
John Milton | 1608–1674 | English | poet | Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained | [6] |
Yukio Mishima | 1925–1970 | Japanese | poet, playwright, novelist | Confessions of a Mask | [6] |
Sylvia Molloy | b. 1938 | Argentine | [5] | ||
Paul Monette | 1945–1995 | American | poet, essayist | Borrowed Time | [6] |
Carlos Monsiváis | b. 1938 | Mexican | journalist, biographer | [5] | |
Shani Mootoo | b. 1957 | Canadian | novelist | Cereus Blooms at Night, Moving Forward Sideways Like a Crab | |
Cherríe Moraga | b. 1952 | Chicana | poet, essayist, playwright | Loving in the War Years | [5][15] |
Ethan Mordden | b. 1949 | American | novelist, essayist | [191] | |
César Moro | 1903–1956 | Peruvian | poet | [5] | |
Erwin Mortier | b. 1965 | Belgian | novelist, poet, essayist, translator | While the Gods Were Sleeping | [192] |
Erin Mouré | b. 1955 | Canadian | poet | Furious, O Cidadan, Little Theatres | [140] |
Cherry Muhanji | b. 1939 | American | novelist, poet | [193] | |
Manuel Mujica Láinez | 1910–1984 | Argentine | novelist, essayist | [5] | |
Mirjam Müntefering | b. 1969 | German | novelist | [194] |
N
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hasan Namir | b. 1987 | Canadian | novelist | God in Pink | [195] |
Nathanaël (Nathalie Stephens) | b. 1971 | Canadian | poet | The Middle Notebooks, Touch to Affliction | [140] |
Michael Nava | b. 1954 | American | mystery novels | [5] | |
Abdi Nazemian | b. 1977 | Iranian/American | novelist, screenwriter | The Walk-In Closet, The Quiet | [196] |
Frances Negrón-Muntaner | b. 1966 | Puerto Rican | [5][18] | ||
Luis Negrón | b. 1970 | Puerto Rican | short stories | Mundo Cruel | [197] |
Patrick Ness | b. 1971 | American | novelist | Chaos Walking | |
Anaïs Nin | 1903–1977 | French | diarist | [6] | |
Salvador Novo | 1904–1974 | Mexican | [5] | ||
Katia Noyes | American |
O
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Achy Obejas | b. 1956 | Cuban/American | Memory Mambo | [5] | |
Frank O'Hara | 1926–1966 | American | poetry | [6] | |
Joe Okonkwo | American | novelist | Jazz Moon | [198] | |
Jamie O'Neill | b. 1962 | Irish | novelist | At Swim, Two Boys | [199] |
Joe Orton | 1933–1967 | English | playwright | Loot | [6] |
Lawrence O'Toole | Canadian | film critic, memoirist | Heart's Longing: Newfoundland, New York and the Distance Home | [200] | |
Wilfred Owen | 1893–1918 | English | poet | [6] |
P
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Morris Panych | b. 1952 | Canadian | playwright | Girl in the Goldfish Bowl, The Ends of the Earth | [201] |
Arleen Paré | Canadian | poet, novelist | Paper Trails, Leaving Now, Lake of Two Mountains | [202] | |
Sophia Parnok | 1885–1933 | Russian | poet | [6] | |
Pier Paolo Pasolini | 1922–1975 | Italian | novelist, playwright | [6] | |
Benito Pastoriza Iyodo | b. 1954 | Puerto Rican | poet, narrator, essayist | Cartas a la sombra de tu piel | [203] |
Walter Pater | 1839–1894 | British | novelist, essayist, literary critic | [6] | |
Fiona Patton | b. 1962 | Canadian | novelist | [144] | |
Robert Patrick | b. 1937 | American | playwright | [6] | |
Karleen Pendleton Jiménez | b. 1971 | American/Canadian | memoirist | How to Get a Girl Pregnant | [204] |
Sandro Penna | 1906–1977 | Italian | poet | [6] | |
Cristina Peri Rossi | 1830-1894 | English | poet | [205] | |
Néstor Perlongher | 1949–1992 | Argentine | poet | [5] | |
Fernando Pessoa | 1888–1935 | Portuguese | poet, literary critic | [6] | |
Petronius | ca 27-66 | Roman | novelist | The Satyricon | [6] |
Katherine Philips | 1632–1664 | English | poet | [6] | |
Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha | Canadian | poet | [163] | ||
János Pilinszky | 1921–1981 | Hungarian | poet | [206] | |
Sarah Pinder | Canadian | poet | Cutting Room, Common Place | ||
Virgilio Piñera | 1912–1979 | Cuban | poet, novelist, playwright | Rene's Flesh | [5] |
Jean-Paul Pinsonneault | 1923-1978 | Canadian | novelist, dramatist | Les terres sèches | [53] |
Alejandra Pizarnik | 1936–1972 | Argentine | poet | [5] | |
David Plante | b. 1940 | American | novelist | [25] | |
August von Platen | 1796–1835 | Bavarian | poet | [6] | |
Plato | 427-327 B.C. | Greek | philosopher | [6] | |
Casey Plett | Canadian | short stories | A Safe Girl to Love | [168] | |
William Plomer | 1903–1973 | South African | novelist, poet | [6] | |
Plutarch | ca 46-ca 120 | Greek | historian, biographer, essayist | [6] | |
Craig Poile | Canadian | poet | [207] | ||
Sydney Pokorny | 1965–2008 | American | journalist | So You Want to be a Lesbian? | [208] |
Sarah Ponsonby | 1755–1831 | Anglo-Irish | writer | [6] | |
John Preston | 1945–1994 | American | novelist, editor | [25] | |
Edward Irenaeus Prime-Stevenson | 1858-1942 | American | novelist, journalist | Imre: a Memorandum, The Intersexes, Left to Themselves: Being the Ordeal of Philip and Gerald, White Cockades | [6] |
Marcel Proust | 1871–1922 | French | novelist, essayist | A la recherche du temps perdu (In Search of Lost Time) | [6] |
Manuel Puig | 1932–1990 | Argentine | novelist | Kiss of the Spider Woman | [5][6] |
Q
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Yair Qedar | b. 1969 | Israeli | journalist, screenwriter | Gay Days | [209] |
Andy Quan | b. 1969 | Canadian | poetry, short fiction, non-fiction | Calendar Boy, Six Positions | [210] |
Carol Queen | b. 1958 | American | non-fiction, erotica | Real Live Nude Girl: Chronicles of Sex-Positive Culture | [211] |
Sina Queyras | b. 1963 | Canadian | poetry | Autobiography of Childhood, Lemon Hound, Expressway | [212] |
D. Michael Quinn | b. 1944 | American | historian | Same-Sex Dynamics Among Nineteenth-Century Americans: A Mormon Example | [213] |
R
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cheryl Rainfield | b. 1972 | Canadian | novels, short stories | Scars | |
David Rakoff | 1964-2012 | Canadian | humorist | Fraud, Don't Get Too Comfortable | |
Ahmad Danny Ramadan | b. 1984 | Syrian-Canadian | novelist, short stories | Death and Other Fools, Aria, The Clothesline Swing | [214] |
Manuel Ramos Otero | 1948–1990 | Puerto Rican | [5][18] | ||
James Randi | b. 1928 | Canadian | scientific skeptic | An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural | |
Lev Raphael | b. 1954 | American | novelist, short stories, memoir, mysteries | Dancing on Tisha B'Av, Winter Eyes | [215] |
Ian Iqbal Rashid | b. 1971 | Tanzanian/Canadian | screenwriter, poet | Touch of Pink | |
David Rayside | b. 1947 | Canadian | political scientist | On the Fringe: Gays and Lesbians in Politics | |
John Rechy | b. 1934 | American | fiction | City of Night | [5][152] |
Paul Reed | 1956-2002 | American | fiction, memoir, erotica | Facing It, Longing | [215] |
Raziel Reid | Canadian | young adult fiction | When Everything Feels Like the Movies | [216] | |
Steven Reigns | b. 1975 | American | poet | ||
Mary Renault | 1905–1983 | English | fiction | The Charioteer, The Last of the Wine | [6] |
Glen Retief | South African/American | memoirist | The Jack Bank | [217] | |
Gerard Reve | 1923-2006 | Dutch | [6] | ||
Nina Revoyr | American | novelist | Southland | [218] | |
Shane Rhodes | Canadian | poetry | Holding Pattern, The Bindery | [207] | |
Christopher Rice | b. 1978 | American | |||
Adrienne Rich | 1929-2012 | American | poetry | The Dream of a Common Language, Diving into the Wreck | [6] |
Christopher Richards | b. 1961 | Canadian | playwright | Molly Wood | |
Bill Richardson | b. 1955 | Canadian | humorist | Bachelor Brothers' Bed and Breakfast | [92] |
Nancy Richler | b. 1957 | Canadian | novelist | Your Mouth Is Lovely, The Impostor Bride | |
Arthur Rimbaud | 1854–1891 | French | poetry | A Season in Hell | [6] |
Keith Ridgway | b. 1965 | Irish | |||
Mireya Robles | b. 1934 | Cuban | [5] | ||
Sophie Robinson | b. 1985 | English | poet | [219] | |
Robert Rodi | b. 1956 | American | |||
Nelson Rodrigues | 1912–1980 | Brazilian | [5] | ||
Paul Rogers | 1936-1984 | American | novelist | Saul's Book | [220] |
Ned Rorem | b. 1923 | American | [6] | ||
Mark Brennan Rosenberg | American | comedy | |||
Sinclair Ross | 1908-1996 | Canadian | novelist | As For Me and My House | |
Jeffrey Round | Canadian | mystery | A Cage of Bones | [221] | |
Andrea Routley | Canadian | short stories | Jane and the Whales | [222] | |
Michael Rowe | Canadian | journalist | Writing Below the Belt: Conversations with Erotic Authors, Other Men's Sons | ||
André Roy | b. 1944 | Canadian | poet | Action writing, Monsieur désir | [3] |
Shawn Stewart Ruff | b. 1959 | American | novelist, editor | Finlater, GJS II, Go the Way Your Blood Beats | [223] |
Muriel Rukeyser | 1913–1980 | American | poetry | [6] | |
Jane Rule | 1931–2007 | American/Canadian | novels, non-fiction | Desert of the Heart | [6] |
Joanna Russ | b. 1937 | American | science fiction | The Female Man | [6][224] |
Paul Russell | b. 1956 | American | novels | The Coming Storm, The Unreal Life of Sergey Nabokov | [225] |
Elizabeth Ruth | b. 1968 | Canadian | novelist | Ten Good Seconds of Silence | |
Patrick Ryan | American | [56] | |||
Geoff Ryman | b. 1951 | Canadian/British | science fiction/fantasy | Lust, The Unconquered Country |
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Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Rami Saari | b. 1963 | Israeli | poet | Behold, I've Found My Home, Men at the Crossroad, Introduction to Sexual Linguistics | |
Umberto Saba | 1883–1957 | Italian | poet, novelist | [6] | |
Vita Sackville-West | 1892–1962 | British | novelist | [6] | |
Marquis de Sade | 1740–1814 | French | novelist, philosopher, playwright | The 120 Days of Sodom, Justine, Philosophy in the Bedroom, Juliette | [6] |
Benjamin Alire Sáenz | b. 1954 | American | novelist | Everything Begins and Ends at the Kentucky Club | [226] |
Assotto Saint | 1957-1994 | American | poet, essayist, playwright | Wishing for Wings, Spells of a Voodoo Doll | [227] |
Trish Salah | Canadian | poet | Wanting in Arabic | [140] | |
George Santayana | 1863–1952 | Spanish-American | novelist, poet, philosopher | [6] | |
Mayra Santos-Febres | b. 1966 | Puerto Rican | novelist, poet, literary critic | Sirena Selena | [228] |
Sappho | ca 630? B.C. | Greek | poet | [6] | |
Severo Sarduy | 1937–1993 | Cuban | poet, playwright | [5] | |
Frank Sargeson | 1903–1982 | New Zealander | short story writer | [6] | |
May Sarton | 1912–1995 | Belgian-American | poet, novelist, memoirist | [6] | |
Dan Savage | b. 1964 | American | journalist, editor | Advice column Savage Love, Skipping Towards Gomorrah: The Seven Deadly Sins and the Pursuit of Happiness in America | [229][230][231][232][233] |
Gail Scott | b. 1945 | Canadian | novelist, essayist | My Paris, The Obituary, Biting the Error | [3][41] |
Sarah Schulman | b. 1958 | American | novelist, historian, playwright | [6] | |
Gregory Scofield | b. 1966 | Canadian | poet | [234] | |
Manda Scott | b. 1962 | Scottish | novelist | [235] | |
Sarah Scott | 1723–1795 | English | novelist | [6] | |
David Sedaris | b. 1956 | American | essayist, short story writer | [236] | |
Shyam Selvadurai | b. 1965 | Sri Lankan-Canadian | novelist | Funny Boy | [3] |
Maurice Sendak | 1928–2012 | American | children's writer | Where the Wild Things Are | [237] |
Anna Seward | 1742–1809 | English | poet | [6] | |
Ken Shakin | b. 1959 | American | short story writer | [6] | |
Merry Shannon | b. 1979 | American | novelist | Sword of the Guardian, Branded Ann | [238] |
Bradford Shellhammer | American | blogger and editor | Founding editor of Queerty | [239][240] | |
Reginald Shepherd | 1963-2008 | American | poet | [241] | |
Randy Shilts | 1951–1994 | American | journalist | The Mayor of Castro Street: The Life and Times of Harvey Milk, And the Band Played on: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic | [6] |
Vivek Shraya | b. 1981 | Canadian | short story writer | God Loves Hair, She of the Mountains | [242] |
Andy Sinclair | Canadian | novelist, short stories | Breathing Lessons | [243] | |
Edith Sitwell | 1887–1964 | English | poet | [6] | |
Michael Sledge | American | novelist, memoirist | The More I Owe You | [244] | |
Ali Smith | 1962- | Scottish | novelist | [245] | |
Michael V. Smith | Canadian | novelist, poet | [246] | ||
K. M. Soehnlein | American | novelist | [56] | ||
Kamal Al-Solaylee | b. 1964 | Yemeni-Canadian | journalist, memoirist | Intolerable: A Memoir of Extremes | [247] |
Pablo Soler Frost | b. 1965 | Mexican | novelist, essayist | Malebolge | |
Susan Sontag | 1933–2004 | American | novelist, essayist | AIDS and Its Metaphors | [6] |
Tom Spanbauer | b. 1946? | American | novelist | The Man Who Fell in Love with the Moon | [248] |
Sir Stephen Spender | 1909–1995 | English | novelist, poet, essayist | [6] | |
Jack Spicer | 1925–1965 | American | poet | [6] | |
Rae Spoon | Canadian | short story writer | [249] | ||
Gertrude Stein | 1874–1946 | American | novelist | The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas | [6] |
Ian Stephens | 1955–1996 | Canadian | poet | Diary of a Trademark | [250] |
Susan Stinson | American | novelist | [251] | ||
Charles Warren Stoddard | 1843–1909 | American | poet, journalist | [6] | |
Aryeh Lev Stollman | b. 1954 | Canadian-American | novelist, short story writer | The Far Euphrates | [252] |
Lytton Strachey | 1880–1932 | English | biographer | [6] | |
Allan Stratton | b. 1951 | Canadian | playwright | Rexy | [92] |
Susan Stryker | American | historian | Transgender History (2008) | [253] | |
Howard Sturgis | 1855–1920 | Anglo-American | novelist | [6] | |
Algernon Swinburne | 1837–1909 | English | poet | [6] | |
John Addington Symonds | 1840–1893 | British | poet, literary critic | [6] | |
Scott Symons | 1933-2009 | Canadian | novelist | Place d'Armes, Civic Square, Helmet of Flesh | [3] |
Shawn Syms | b. 1970 | Canadian | journalist, short stories | Nothing Looks Familiar |
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Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Proma Tagore | Indian/Canadian | poetry | language is not the only thing that breaks | [254] | |
Mutsuo Takahashi | b. 1937 | Japanese | poetry | [6] | |
Mariko Tamaki | Canadian | graphic novelist | Skim | [255] | |
Jordan Tannahill | Canadian | playwright | Get Yourself Home Skyler James, Peter Fechter: 59 Minutes, rihannaboi95 | [256] | |
Joelle Taylor | British | poet and playwright | The Woman Who Was Not There, Songs My Enemy Taught Me | [257] | |
Valerie Taylor | 1913–1997 | American | novelist and poet | The Lusty Land, Whisper Their Love, The Girls in 3-B, Stranger on Lesbos, A World Without Men, Return to Lesbos | [258] |
Michelle Tea | b. 1971 | American | [259] | ||
Sara Teasdale | 1884–1933 | American | [6] | ||
Richard Teleky | b. 1946 | American-Canadian | novelist, poet, short stories, essays | The Paris Years of Rosie Kamin, Pack Up the Moon | [12] |
Kai Cheng Thom | Canadian | poet, novelist | a place called No Homeland, Fierce Femmes and Notorious Liars | [36] | |
Colin Thomas | Canadian | playwright | One Thousand Cranes, Two Weeks Twice a Year, Flesh and Blood, Sex Is My Religion | [113] | |
Sara Tilley | Canadian | novelist, playwright | Skin Room, Duke | [260] | |
James Tiptree Jr. (pseudonym of Alice Sheldon) | 1917–1987 | American | Houston, Houston, Do You Read?, Her Smoke Rose Up Forever | [261][262][263] | |
Colm Tóibín | b. 1955 | Irish | novelist and short story writer | ||
Peterson Toscano | b. 1965 | American | playwright | [217] | |
Paul Toupin | 1918-1993 | Canadian | playwright, memoirist, essayist | Brutus, Souvenirs pour demain | [53] |
Matthew J. Trafford | Canadian | short stories | The Divinity Gene | [264] | |
Michel Tremblay | b. 1942 | Canadian | playwright, novelist | Hosanna, Les Belles-sœurs, The Heart Laid Bare, Albertine in Five Times | [3][6][12] |
Roland Michel Tremblay | b. 1972 | Canadian | novelist | Waiting for Paris | [265] |
Christos Tsiolkas | b. 1965 | Australian | novelist | The Slap | [81] |
Marina Tsvetaeva | 1892–1941 | Russian | poetry | [6] | |
Karen X. Tulchinsky | Canadian | novelist, screenwriter | The Five Books of Moses Lapinsky | [266] |
U
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Karl Heinrich Ulrichs | 1825-1895 | German | non-fiction | Research on the Riddle of Man-Manly Love | |
Luz María Umpierre | b. 1947 | Puerto Rican | poetry | The Margarita Poems | [5][15][18] |
V
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fernando Vallejo | b. 1942 | Colombian | novelist | Our Lady of the Assassins | [5] |
Ruth Vanita | b. 1955 | Indian | Sappho and the Virgin Mary: Same-Sex Love and the English Literary Imagination, Queering India: Same-Sex Love and Eroticism in Indian Culture and Society, Love's Rite: Same-Sex Marriage in India and the West | ||
Marlene van Niekerk | b. 1954 | South African | [267] | ||
R. M. Vaughan | b. 1965 | Canadian | poet, novelist, playwright | A Quilted Heart | [268] |
Carl Van Vechten | 1880–1964 | American | [6] | ||
Paul Verlaine | 1844–1896 | French | poet | [6] | |
Théophile de Viau | 1590–1626 | French | poet | [6] | |
Gore Vidal | 1925–2012 | American | novelist | The City and the Pillar, Myra Breckinridge | [6] |
Xavier Villaurrutia | 1903–1950 | Mexican | [5] | ||
David Viñas | b. 1929 | Argentine | [5] | ||
Virgil | 70-19 B.C. | Roman | poet | [6] | |
Renée Vivien | 1877–1909 | Anglo-French | [6] | ||
Bruno Vogel | 1898–1983 | German | [6] | ||
Paula Vogel | b. 1951 | American | playwright | How I Learned to Drive |
W
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Rinaldo Walcott | Canadian | academic, cultural studies | Black Like Who?: Writing Black Canada | ||
Alice Walker | b. 1944 | American | fiction | The Color Purple | [6] |
Betsy Warland | b. 1946 | American-Canadian | poetry, non-fiction | ||
Sylvia Townsend Warner | 1893–1978 | English | [6] | ||
Patricia Nell Warren | b. 1936 | American | fiction | The Front Runner | [6] |
Sarah Waters | b. 1966 | British | fiction | Tipping the Velvet, Affinity, The Night Watch | |
David Watmough | b. 1926 | British-Canadian | fiction, plays | ||
Evelyn Waugh | 1903–1966 | English | fiction | Brideshead Revisited | |
Thomas Waugh | b. 1948 | Canadian | academic, art and film critic | Out/Lines: Underground Gay Graphics From Before Stonewall, Lust Unearthed: Vintage Gay Graphics from the DuBek Collection | [269] |
Jessica L. Webb | Canadian | mysteries | Pathogen, Repercussions | ||
Barry Webster | b. 1961 | Canadian | fiction | The Lava in My Bones | |
John Weir | b. 1959 | American | novelist, journalist | The Irreversible Decline of Eddie Socket, What I Did Wrong | [270] |
Denton Welch | 1915–1948 | English | [6] | ||
Robert Westfield | b. 1972 | American | Suspension | ||
Edmund White | b. 1940 | American | fiction | A Boy's Own Story, The Beautiful Room Is Empty | [25] |
Patrick White | 1912–1990 | Australian | fiction | Flaws in the Glass | [6] |
Joshua Whitehead | Canadian | poet, novelist | Full-Metal Indigiqueer, Johnny Appleseed | [271] | |
William Whitehead | 1931-2018 | Canadian | television/radio documentaries, memoirist | Words to Live By | |
Walt Whitman | 1819–1892 | American | poet | Leaves of Grass | [6] |
Zoe Whittall | b. 1976 | Canadian | fiction | Bottle Rocket Hearts, Holding Still for As Long As Possible | [140] |
Oscar Wilde | 1854–1900 | English-Irish | fiction, plays | The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Importance of Being Earnest | [6] |
Thornton Wilder | 1897–1975 | American | fiction, plays | Our Town | |
Michael Willhoite | b. 1948 | American | children's literature | Daddy's Roommate | [272] |
Jonathan Williams | 1929–2008 | American | poet | [6] | |
Tennessee Williams | 1911–1983 | American | playwright | A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof | [6] |
Angus Wilson | 1913–1991 | English | Hemlock and After | [6] | |
Douglas Wilson | 1950-1992 | Canadian | journalist, novelist | Labour of Love | |
Jonathan Wilson | Canadian | actor and playwright | My Own Private Oshawa | [273] | |
Martin Wilson | b. 1973 | American | fiction | What They Always Tell Us | [274] |
Jia Qing Wilson-Yang | Canadian | novelist | Small Beauty | [275] | |
Johann Joachim Winckelmann | 1717–1768 | German | [6] | ||
Donald Windham | 1920-2010 | American | [6] | ||
Christa Winsloe | 1888–1944 | German | fiction | Yesterday and Today | [6] |
Jeanette Winterson | b. 1959 | English | fiction | Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit | [6] |
Monique Wittig | 1935–2003 | French | philosopher | Le Corps Lesbien | [6] |
Rita Wong | b. 1968 | Canadian | poet | [140] | |
Alan Woo | Canadian | poet, short stories, children's literature | Maggie's Chopsticks | [276] | |
Jaime Woo | Canadian | non-fiction | Meet Grindr | [277] | |
Marnie Woodrow | b. 1969 | Canadian | novelist | Spelling Mississippi | |
Virginia Woolf | 1882–1941 | English | novelist | Orlando: A Biography | [6] |
Y
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
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Bart Yates | b. 1962 | American | novelist | Leave Myself Behind, Brothers Bishop, The Distance Between Us | [56] |
d'bi young | Canadian | poet, playwright | rivers and other blackness between us, word! sound! powah, blood.claat: one womban story | [278] | |
Ian Young | b. 1945 | Canadian | poet, non-fiction | The Gay Muse, The Male Homosexual in Literature | [279][12] |
Perry Deane Young | b. 1941 | American | journalist, playwright | Two of the Missing, The David Kopay Story | [280] |
Marguerite Yourcenar | 1903–1987 | French | novelist | Memoirs of Hadrian | [6] |
Josée Yvon | 1950-1994 | Canadian | playwright, poet | Danseuse-mamelouk, Maîtresses-Cherokees | [281] |
Z
Name | Lifetime | Nationality | Genre | Notable works | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Luis Zapata | b. 1951 | Mexican | novelist | [5][6] | |
Eve Zaremba | b. 1930 | Polish/Canadian | mystery novelist | A Reason to Kill, The Butterfly Effect | [3] |
Jerzy Zawieyski | 1902-69 | Polish | poetry, novels | ||
Fiona Zedde | b. 1976 | Jamaican-American | novelist | Bliss | |
Cyd Zeigler, Jr. | b. 1973 | American | sportswriter | The Outsports Revolution: Truth and Myth in the World of Gay Sports | [282] |
Alexander Ziegler | 1944-87 | Swiss | journalist, novelist | Die Konsequenz | |
Richard Zimler | b. 1956 | American/Portuguese | novelist | The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon, Hunting Midnight, The Search for Sana, The Seventh Gate, The Warsaw Anagrams | [283] |
Robert D. Zimmerman | b. 1952 | American | mystery | Closet, Outburst | |
Narcyza Żmichowska | 1819-76 | Polish | poetry, novels | ||
Rachel Zolf | b. 1968 | Canadian | poet | Masque, Human Resources | [284] |
Daniel Zomparelli | Canadian | poet, short stories | Everything Is Awful and You're a Terrible Person | [285] | |
Mark Richard Zubro | American | mystery | Tom and Scott mystery series | [286] | |
Peter Zuckerman | b. 1973 | American | journalist | Buried in the Sky | |
Harriet Sohmers Zwerling | b. 1928 | American | short stories, translation, essays | Notes of a Nude Model | [287] |
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