Finalists for the Lambda Literary Awards were announced on March 20,2012 by the Lambda Literary Foundation (LLF) in Los Angeles. The awards this year include two separate categories for Bisexual Books. Now in their twenty-fourth year, the awards honor achievement in LGBT writing for books published in 2011.

In her new book, GENDER BORN, GENDER MADE: Raising Healthy Gender-Nonconforming Children, Dr. Diane Ehrensaft provides clear and caring guidance on both the challenges, daily concerns and joys of working with children who bend the traditional rules of gender.

The Lambda Literary Foundation, the country's leading organization for LGBT literature, has announced the nominees in the Bisexual category for the 23rd annual "Lammy" Awards.

The Lambda Literary Foundation has announced the finalists in the Bisexual category for the 22nd annual "Lammy" Awards. The Lambda Literary Foundation is the country's leading organization for LGBT literature and has just announced the finalists in each category for the 22nd annual "Lammy" Awards to be held in May at the Lambda Literary Awards Ceremony in New York City. These Finalists represent books published in 2009. Because there were so many bisexual-themed submissions, there are two specific categories for Bisexual Books: Fiction and Non-fiction.

The Lambda Literary Foundation has announced the finalists in the Bisexual category for the 21st annual "Lammy" Awards. The Lambda Literary Foundation is the country's leading organization for LGBT literature and has just announced the finalists in each category for the 21st annual "Lammy" Awards to be held on Thursday, May 28th, at theLambda Literary Awards Ceremony in New York City. This marks the third year where there is a specific category for Bisexual Books, including both fiction and non-fiction.

Hugo Santander was born in Bucaramanga, Colombia in 1968. In 1990 he graduated in Social Communication from the Universidad Javeriana where he also started a Ph.D. in Philosophy.

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Once upon a time, a bi-dyke named Bonnie posted a poetry reading announcement on a San Francisco Bay Area lesbian listserv open to all queer women. "Bi-dyke Bonnie Reads Poems about Loving Women" read the subject heading.

We were sitting in a booth at IHOP, Eating breakfast for dinner, talking, the usual small talk on a first date. We'd emailed and talked on the phone before, So I thought I knew her well enough to trust The tingles beginning to stir inside my body.

I wasn't the only one sitting outside Marie's, in the Village, in June of 1983, eating chocolate cake and drinking lemonade. There was a guy there, too.