The Queer Love Project

Jerry Portwood is the founder of The Queer Love Project, which explores LGBTQ+ stories about relationships. He was a top editor at Rolling Stone, Out magazine, and New York Press. He's a longtime instructor at the New School's writing program.

Author. Editor. Noted wit. Bon vivant. Bad bitch.

Less he than they and more queer than gay, Brian Watson is an emerging writer. They share intersections of Japan and queerness in OUT OF JAPAN, their Substack. When not writing, Brian designs t-shirts, beads bracelets, and plays too many word games.

I'm a writer and asexuality educator. I want the world to better understand the ace, aro and agender communities. And I want aspec folks to build concrete networks of community and support and take our rightful place in the queer rights movement.

snarkoleptic. amateur critic. professional snob.

Trans man, parent, writer, FRIGHTEN THE HORSES out now with Roxane Gay Books

A writer/actor living in Los Angeles, among a whole bunch of others. His writing has appeared in Salon, and his films have played Outfest and other festivals nationally. More info, clips and writing at www.griffithparkproductions.org

Michael Narkunski is a Los Angeles-based New Yorker whose overly personal essays can be found in Out, Narratively, and other, mostly gay, outlets. He works at an independent bookstore while finishing up his memoir.

Queer,\ud83c\udff3️‍⚧️, neurodivergent. Memoirist, seahorse dad, LGBTQ+ health professor, feminist, creative nonfiction writer. Healing from CPTSD.

Court Stroud is a NYC-based writer where he serves as an assistant professor at NYU. A Lambda Literary nonfiction fellow, he has bylines in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Forbes. The native Texan is currently working on a book.

Essays: Salon, the Rumpus, the Gay & Lesbian Review. Short story collection: BONDS & BOUNDARIES, Rebel Satori. Memoir: AFTERLIFE OF A KEPT BOY, C&R Press Nonfiction Prize, pub date 5/16/25.

Queer Tejano host and producer who's obsessed with politics, entertainment, and culture.

writes about desire, identity, and the moral gray areas of human connection.

Caleb Reed publishes fiction and essays. Read Line & Verse, a serialized 1990s college novel about secrecy, masculinity, and first love, alongside concise essays on queer literature and culture.

Lawrence Everett Forbes is a queer African American & West-Indian American whose work centers on the relationships that shape him.

Holly Mitchell is a queer writer from Kentucky who now lives in New York. Holly's debut collection of poetry, 'Mare's Nest,' was published by Sarabande Books.

James writes on environmental norms and queer social politics for Discourse & Society and The Advocate, City University of New York.