Bibliography
https://libguides.depaul.edu/c.php?g=253645&p=1691064
African-American and Diasporic LGBTQ Literature:
James Baldwin— Giovanni’s Room
Becky Birtha— The Forbidden Poems
Cheryl Clarke— Living as a Lesbian
Anita Cornwell— Black Lesbian in White America (available in I-Share)
Countee Cullen— My Soul’s High Song: The Collected Writings of Countee Cullen, Voice of the Harlem Renaissance
Samuel Delany— The Einstein Intersection
Melvin Dixon— Vanishing Rooms
Alice Dunbar-Nelson— The Works of Alice Dunbar-Nelson
Larry Duplechan— Blackbird
Jewelle Gomez— The Gilda Stories
Angelina Weld Grimke— Selected Works of Angelina Weld Grimke
E. Lynn Harris— Invisible Life
Essex Hemphill— Brother to Brother: New Writings by Black Gay Men
Langston Hughes— The Collected Poems of Langston Hughes
June Jordan— Kissing God Goodbye: Poems, 1991-1997
Jackie Kay— Trumpet
Randall Kenan— Let the Dead Bury Their Dead and Other Stories
Nella Larson— An Intimation of Things Distant: the Collected Fiction of Nella Larsen
Alain Locke— The Works of Alain Locke
Audre Lorde: Zami: A New Spelling of My Name; Sister Outsider
Claude McKay— Selected Poems of Claude McKay
Cherry Muhanji— Her
Bruce Morrow —An Anthology of Fiction by Gay Men of Arican Descent
Pat Parker— Movement in Black: the Collected Poetry of Pat Parker, 1961-1978
Carl Phillips— Pastoral Poems
Assotto Saint— Spells of a Voodoo Doll: The Poems, Fiction, Essays and Plays of Assotto Saint
Ntozake Shange— For Colored Girls Who have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf
Ann Allen Shockley— Loving Her
Barbara Smith— Home Girls: A Black Feminist Anthology
Wallace Thurman— The Collected Writings of Wallace Thurman: A Harlem Renaissance Reader
Alice Walker— The Color Purple
Asian and Asian-American LGBTQ Literature:
Justin Chin— Attack of the Man-Eating Lotus Blossoms
Lawrence Chua— Gold by the Inch
David Henry-Hwang— M. Butterfly
Alice Hom— Q & A: Queer in Asian America
Lonny Kaneko— Coming Home from Camp
Willyce Kim— Dancer Dawkins and the California Kid
Quentin Lee— Dress Like a Boy
Yukio Mishima— Confessions of a Mask
Barbara Noda— Strawberries
Dwight Okita— Crossing with the Light
Han Ong— The Disinherited
Shyam Selvaduri — Funny Boy: A Novel
Kitty Tsui— Breathless: Erotica
Norman Wong— Cultural Revolution: Stories
Merle Woo— Yellow Woman Speaks
Chea Villanueva— Bulletproof Butches
Latino/Latina LGBTQ Literature:
Ana Castillo— Loverboys: Stories
Gil Cuadros— City of God
Arturo Islas— The Rain God: A Desert Tale
Jaime Manrique— Twilight at the Equator
Carmen de Monteflores— Possessions
Cherrie Moraga— Heroes and Saints and Other Plays
Michael Nava— The Little Death
Terri de la Pena— Margins
Juanita Ramos— Compañeras: Latina Lesbians: an anthology
John Rechy— City of Night
Sheila Ortiz Taylor— Faultline
Carla Trujillo— What Night Brings
Native North American LGBTQ Literature:
Paula Gunn Allen— The Woman Who Owned the Shadows
Beth Brant— Writing as Witness: Essay and Talk
Chrystos— Not Vanishing
Janice Gould— Beneath My Heart (on order)
Maurice Kenny— Backward to Forward: Prose Pieces
Terri Meyette and Anita Valerio— A Gathering of Spirit: Writing and Art by North American Indian Women (anthology)
Vickie Sears— Simple Songs
Terry Tafoya— Native American Two-Spirit Men
North American and European Caucasian LGBTQ Literature:
Richard Amory— Song of the Loon
Charlie Anders— Choir Boy
Ann Bannon— Beebo Brinker
Djuna Barnes— Nightwood
Alison Bechdel— Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic
Rita Mae Brown— Rubyfruit Jungle
William S. Burroughs— Naked Lunch
David Ebershoff— The Danish Girl
Leslie Feinberg— Stone Butch Blues
E.M. Forster— Maurice
Nancy Garden— Annie on My Mind
Jean Genet— Our Lady of the Flowers
Allen Ginsberg—Howl (in Collected Poems, 1947-1997 )
Radclyffe Hall— The Well of Loneliness
Patricia Highsmith— The Price of Salt
Thea Hillman— Intersex (For Lack of a Better Word)
Christopher Isherwood— A Single Man
Mark Marlis— American Studies
Pat McCabe— Breakfast on Pluto
Vin Packer— Spring Fire
Annie Proulx— Brokeback Mountain
Jane Rule— Des ert of the Heart
Sappho— Sappho: A New Translation
Hubert Selby Jr.—“The Queen Is Dead” in Last Exit to Brooklyn
Colm Toibin— The Master
Gore Vidal— The City and the Pillar
Sarah Waters— Tipping the Velvet
Edmund White— A Boy’s Own Story
Zoe Whittall— Holding Still for As Long As Possible
Kathleen Winter— Annabe l
Jeanette Winterson— Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit
Virginia Woolf — Orlando
