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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.

References

A

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
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]
Albalucía Angel	b. 1939	Colombian			^[5]
Núria Añó	b. 1973	Spanish	novelist	Núvols baixos	^[12]
Trey Anthony		Canadian	playwright	Da Kink in My Hair
Salvatore Antonio	b. 1976	Canadian	playwright	In Gabriel's Kitchen	^[13]
Gloria Anzaldúa	1942–2004	Chicana		Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza	^[5]^[14]
Bert Archer	b. 1968	Canadian	journalist, critic	The End of Gay (and the death of heterosexuality)	^[15]
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	^[16]
Rane Arroyo	b. 1954	Puerto Rican	poetry	Pale Ramón	^[5]^[17]
John Ashbery	b. 1927	American	poetry		^[6]
Damien Atkins	b. 1975	Canadian	playwright	Real Live Girl, Lucy, The Gay Heritage Project	^[18]
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
Cheryl B	1972-2011	American	poet, autobiographer		^[19]
Lisa B		Canadian	poet
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	^[20]
John Roman Baker	b. 1944	English	poet, playwright, novelist		^[21]^[22]
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	^[23]
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	^[24]
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		^[25]
Jean Basile	1932-1992	Canadian	novelist, essayist	La Jument des mongols, Le Grand Khan, Les Voyages d'Irkoutsk	^[26]
Jaime Bayly	b. 1965	Peruvian	journalist, novelist		^[27]
Neil Bartlett	b. 1958	English	playwright		^[6]
Sylvia Beach	1887–1962	American	editor, memoirist	Founder of Shakespeare and Company (bookshop)	^[6]
Joseph F. Beam	1954–1988	African-American	journalist, editor		^[28]
William Beckford	1760–1844	English	novelist, travel writer		^[6]
Aphra Behn	c. 1640–1689	English	dramatist, poet and novelist		^[6]
Bruce Benderson	b. 1946	American	novelist, essayist		^[29]
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		^[30]
José Bianco	1909–1986	Argentine	essayist		^[5]
Anthony Bidulka	b. 1962	Canadian	novelist		^[31]
Imogen Binnie		American	novelist	Nevada	^[32]
Elizabeth Bishop	1911–1979	American	poet, short story writer		^[6]
bill bissett		Canadian	poet
Persimmon Blackbridge	b. 1951	Canadian	novelist, non-fiction writer		^[33]
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
Charlie Bondhus	b. 1981	American	poet	All the Heat We Could Carry	^[34]
Gregory Bonsignore	b. 1983	American	playwright, librettist, lyricist, TV writer	Atomic, Squad 85	^[35]
Walter Borden		Canadian	playwright
Barrie Jean Borich		American	memoirist	My Lesbian Husband, Body Geographic	^[36]
Michel Marc Bouchard		Canadian	playwright
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		^[37]
Lawrence Ytzhak Braithwaite		Canadian	novelist
Christopher Bram	b. 1952	American	novelist	Father of Frankenstein	^[24]
Dionne Brand	b. 1953	Canadian	novelist, poet	Land to Light On, What We All Long For, Sans Souci	^[38]
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		^[39]
Michael Bronski	b. 1949	American	historian	A Queer History of the United States	^[40]
Carellin Brooks		Canadian	novelist, non-fiction	One Hundred Days of Rain, Wreck Beach	^[41]
Brigid Brophy	b. 1929	English	novelist		^[6]
Nicole Brossard	b. 1943	French Canadian	poet, novelist		^[3]^[6]
Olga Broumas	b. 1949	Greek-American	poet		^[6]
Rebecca Brown	b. 1956	American	novelist	The Gifts of the Body	^[42]
Rita Mae Brown	b. 1944	American	novelist	Rubyfruit Jungle	^[6]
Nathan Burgoine		Canadian	novelist, short stories	Light	^[43]
Ronnie Burkett		Canadian	playwright
John Horne Burns	1916–1953	American	novelist	The Gallery	^[6]
William S. Burroughs	1914–1997	American	novelist	Naked Lunch, Queer	^[44]
Aldo Busi	b. 1948	Italian	novelist		^[45]
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
Patrick Califia	b. 1954	American	non-fiction	Public Sex: The Culture of Radical Sex
Anne Cameron		Canadian
Elspeth Cameron		Canadian
Peter Cameron		American			^[24]
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	^[46]
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	^[47]
Julián del Casal	1863–1893	Cuban	poet		^[5]
Sue-Ellen Case		American	playwright, critic
Stacie Cassarino		American
Clint Catalyst	b. 1971	American			^[48]
Willa Cather	1873–1947	American		My Ántonia	^[6]
Catullus	ca 85-ca 55 B.C.	Roman	poet		^[6]
Constantine P. Cavafy	1863–1933	Egyptian	poet		^[6]
Kate Cayley		Canadian	poet, dramatist, short stories	How You Were Born, The Hangman in the Mirror, After Akhmatova	^[49]
Luis Cernuda	1902–1963	Spanish	poet		^[6]
Robert Chafe		Canadian
Jane Chambers	1937–1983	American			^[6]
Jessie Chandler	b. 1968	American		Shay O'Hanlon Caper Series	^[50]
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	^[51]
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			^[24]
Dennis Cooper		American			^[24]^[52]
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	^[53]
Jeanne Cordova		American
Marie Corelli	1855–1924	Scottish			^[6]
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		American	novelist, critic	Necessary Errors, American Sympathy	^[54]
Hart Crane	1899–1933	American			^[6]
Mart Crowley	b. 1935	American	playwright	The Boys in the Band
Countee Cullen	1903–1946	American			^[6]
Nancy Jo Cullen		Canadian	poet, short stories		^[55]
Tom Culligan		Canadian
Michael Cunningham	b. 1952	American	novelist	The Hours	^[24]
Peter Cureton	1965-1994	Canadian	playwright	Passages	^[56]
Jameson Currier	b. 1955	American	novelist, short stories	Dancing on the Moon, Where the Rainbow Ends, The Wolf at the Door	^[57]
Jen Currin		American/Canadian	poet	The Inquisition Yours	^[58]

D

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Jean-Paul Daoust	b. 1946	Canadian	poet, novelist, short stories	Les Cendres bleues, Black Diva	^[59]
Christopher Davis	b. 1953	American	novelist, short stories	Valley of the Shadow, Philadelphia	^[60]
Tanya Davis		Canadian	poet		^[61]
Amber Dawn		Canadian	novelist		^[62]
Samuel R. Delany	b. 1942	American	novelist, literary critic	Hogg, Dhalgren, The Motion of Light in Water, Dark Reflections	^[63]
A. M. Dellamonica	b. 1968	Canadian	novelist	Indigo Springs	^[64]
Joel Derfner	b. 1973	American	memoirist, author, essayist, humorist	Gay Haiku, Swish, Lawfully Wedded Husband	^[65]
Augusto D'Halmar	1882–1950	Chilean	novelist		^[5]
Emily Dickinson	1830–1886	American	poet		^[6]
Joe DiPietro	b. 1961	American	playwright	Memphis, Fucking Men	^[66]
Thomas Disch		American	novelist, poet	On Wings of Song	^[67]
Farzana Doctor		Canadian	novelist		^[68]
John Donne	1572–1631	English	poet		^[6]
Emma Donoghue	b. 1969	Irish/Canadian	novelist, short story writer		^[69]
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	^[70]
H.D., born Hilda Doolittle	1886–1961	American	poet		^[6]
Mark Doty	b. 1953	American	poet and memoirist	Heaven's Coast, Fire to Fire	^[71]
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	^[72]
Neal Drinnan		Australian	novelist		^[73]
Peter Dubé		Canadian	novelist, short story writer		^[74]
Maureen Duffy	b. 1933	English	novelist, poet, playwright		^[6]
Stella Duffy	b. 1963?	English/New Zealand	novelist		^[75]
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	^[76]
Kristyn Dunnion	b. 1969	Canadian	novelist, short story writer	The Dirt Chronicles	^[77]
Larry Duplechan	b. 1956	American	novelist	Blackbird, Got 'til It's Gone	^[78]
Elana Dykewomon	b. 1949	American	novelist, poet		^[6]

E

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Jim Egan	1921-2000	Canadian	activist, journalist	Challenging the Conspiracy of Silence	^[79]
Bret Easton Ellis	b. 1964	American	novelist	American Psycho, Glamorama
Guy Édoin		Canadian	screenwriter	Marécages	^[80]
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	^[81]
Sarah Ellis	b. 1952	Canadian	children's	Odd Man Out, Pick Up Sticks	^[81]
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	^[82]

F

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Evan Fallenberg	b. 1961	American-Israeli	novelist	Light Fell, When We Danced on Water	^[83]
David B. Feinberg	1956–1994	American	journalist	Queer and Loathing
Leslie Feinberg	1949–2014	American	novelist, non-fiction	Stone Butch Blues	^[84]
Anderson Ferrell		American	novelist	Where She Was, Home for the Day, Have You Heard	^[85]
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	^[86]
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]^[87]
Lois Fine		Canadian	dramatist	Freda and Jem's Best of the Week	^[88]
Larry Fineberg	b. 1945	Canadian	playwright	Eve, Human Remains, Failure of Nerve	^[89]
Ronald Firbank	1886–1926	English			^[6]
Janet Flanner	1892–1978	American			^[6]
Lisa Foad		Canadian	short stories	The Night Is a Mouth	^[90]
Waawaate Fobister		Canadian	playwright	Agokwe	^[91]
Michael Thomas Ford	b. 1968	American	novelist, non-fiction	Alec Baldwin Doesn't Love Me, That's Mr. Faggot to You	^[92]
E. M. Forster	1879–1970	English	novelist	Maurice, A Passage to India, A Room With A View, Howards End	^[93]
Guy Mark Foster		American	short stories	The Rest of Us	^[94]
Marion Foster	1924-1997	Canadian	mysteries	The Monarchs Are Flying, Legal Tender	^[76]
Michel Foucault	1926–1984	French	philosopher	L’Histoire de la sexualité	^[6]
Brian Francis		Canadian	novelist	Fruit	^[95]
Judith Frank		American	novelist, short stories	Crybaby Butch, All I Love and Know	^[96]
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]
Janine Fuller	b. 1958	Canadian	non-fiction	Restricted Entry: Censorship on Trial, Forbidden Passages: Writings Banned in Canada	^[97]
Wes Funk		Canadian	novelist		^[98]
Ladislav Fuks		Czech	novelist	The Cremator

G

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Patrick Gale	b. 1962	British	novelist		^[99]
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	^[100]
Ken Garnhum		Canadian	playwright	Pants on Fire	^[101]
C. E. Gatchalian	b. 1974	Canadian	playwright		^[102]
Daniel Gawthrop	b. 1963	Canadian	journalist, biographer	Affirmation: The AIDS Odyssey of Dr. Peter, The Rice Queen Diaries, The Trial of Pope Benedict	^[103]
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	^[104]
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	^[105]
Allen Ginsberg	1926–1997	American	poet	Howl	^[6]
John Glassco	1909-1981	Canadian	poet		^[3]
Nikolai Gogol	1809–1852	Ukrainian	novelist, playwright		^[6]
Andrea Goldsmith	b. 1950	Australian	novelist		^[106]
Agustín Gómez-Arcos	1933-1998	Spanish	novelist, playwright	L'Agneau carnivore, Ana non	^[107]
Ibis Gómez-Vega	b. 1952	Cuban	novelist, playwright	Send My Roots Rain	^[108]
Brad Gooch	b. 1952	American	poet, essayist, biographer		^[24]
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	^[109]
R. W. Gray		Canadian	short stories, novelist, poet	Crisp, Entropic	^[110]
Thomas Gray	1716–1771	English	poet		^[6]
Harlan Greene		American	novelist, historian		^[111]
Robert Joseph Greene	b. 1973	Canadian	short story writer		^[112]
Doris Grumbach	b. 1918	American	novelist, biographer, essayist		^[6]
Hervé Guibert	1955–1991	French	novelist		^[113]
Thom Gunn	1929–2004	English	poet	The Man with Night Sweats	^[6]

H

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Saleem Haddad	b. 1983	Kuwaiti-British	novelist	Guapa	^[114]
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		^[52]
Jane Eaton Hamilton		Canadian	poet, short story writer, memoirist, novelist	Love Will Burst into a Thousand Shapes, Hunger, Body Rain, No More Hurt,Weekend	^[115]
Dena Hankins	b. 1975	American	novelist, short story writer	Blue Water Dreams	^[116]
Joseph Hansen	1923–2004	American	novelist, poet		^[6]
Robin Hardy	1952-1995	Canadian	novelist, journalist, founding member of Publishing Triangle		^[117]
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	^[118]
Trebor Healey	b. 1962	American	novelist, poet		^[119]
Scott Heim		American	novelist		^[24]
Essex Hemphill	1957–1995	American	poet, activist		^[44]
Philip Hensher	b. 1965	English	novelist, critic, journalist		^[120]
John Herbert	1926-2001	Canadian	playwright	Fortune and Men's Eyes	^[121]
Greg Herren		American	novelist		^[122]
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		^[52]
Daryl Hine	b. 1936	Canadian	poet		^[3]^[6]
Guy Hocquenghem	1946–1988	French	theorist		^[6]
Susan Holbrook		Canadian	poet	Misled, Joy Is So Exhausting, Throaty Wipes	^[123]
Andrew Holleran (pseudonym of Eric Garber)	b. 1944	American	novelist, essayist	Dancer from the Dance	^[6]^[24]
Alan Hollinghurst	b. 1954	English	novelist	The Swimming Pool Library, The Folding Star, The Spell, The Line of Beauty	^[24]^[44]
Ike Holter	b. 1985	American	playwright	Hit the Wall, Exit Strategy, The Wolf at the End of the Block	^[124]
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	^[125]
A. E. Housman	1859–1936	English	poet		^[6]
Richard Howard	b. 1929	American	poet		^[6]
James Howe	b. 1946	American	children's writer		^[126]
Tanya Huff	b. 1957	Canadian	novelist		^[127]
Langston Hughes	1902–1967	American	poet		^[6]
Bo Huston	1959-1993	American	novelist, short stories	Dream Life, The Listener	^[128]
Joris-Karl Huysmans	1848–1907	French	novelist	Against the Grain (À rebours, 1884)	^[6]
Maureen Hynes		Canadian	poet		^[129]

I

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
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	^[130]
George K. Ilsley	b. 1958	Canadian	short stories, novelist	Random Acts of Hatred, ManBug	^[90]^[131]
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	^[132]
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	^[44]
Arturo Islas	1938–1991	American		The Rain God	^[133]
Harish Iyer	b. 1979	Indian	journalist		^[134]^[135]^[136]

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	^[137]
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	^[138]
Jonathan Kemp	b. 1967	English	novelist	London Triptych	^[139]
Randall Kenan	b. 1963	American		Let the Dead Bury Their Dead	^[24]
Maurice Kenny	b. 1929	Native American	poet		^[6]
Jack Kerouac	1922–1969	American	novelist	On the Road, The Subterraneans	^[44]
Gary Kinsman	b. 1955	Canadian	sociologist	The Regulation of Desire: Homo and Hetero Sexualities	^[140]
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	^[141]
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	^[142]
Larry Kramer	b. 1935	American	novelist, journalist, playwright	Faggots, The Normal Heart	^[44]
Ellen Kushner		American
Tony Kushner	b. 1956	American	playwright	Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes	^[44]
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	^[17]
Richard Labonté	b. 1949	Canadian	literary critic, anthologist		^[143]
Edward A. Lacey	1938–1995	Canadian	poet		^[3]
Ben Ladouceur	b. 1978	Canadian	poet	Otter	^[144]
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		^[145]
Michael Lannan		American	screenwriter	Looking	^[146]
Benjamin Law		Australian	journalist		^[106]
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]^[24]
Konstantin Leontiev	1831–1891	Russian	literary critic, philosopher		^[147]
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	^[148]
Vernon Lee	1856–1935	French	essayist		^[6]
Alex Leslie		Canadian	poet, short story writer	People Who Disappear, The Things I Heard About You	^[149]
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		^[150]
Earl Lind	1874–?	American	autobiographer		^[151]
Lynette Loeppky		Canadian	memoirist	Cease	^[152]
Audre Lorde	1934–1992	American	poet, essayist	Zami: A New Spelling of My Name	^[6]
Michael Lowenthal		American	novelist	Avoidance	^[24]^[52]
Ed Luce		American	graphic novelist	Wuvable Oaf	^[153]
Michael Lynch	1944-1991	Canadian	poet, journalist, academic	These Waves of Dying Friends	^[44]
Elizabeth A. Lynn		American	novelist	Chronicles of Tornor	^[154]

M

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Bryden MacDonald	b. 1960	Canadian	playwright		^[155]
Daniel MacIvor	b. 1962	Canadian	playwright, screenwriter	House, Marion Bridge, Weirdos	^[101]
John Henry Mackay	1864–1933	Scottish-German	novelist, philosopher		^[6]
Bennett Madison	b. 1981	American	novelist		^[156]
Gregory Maguire	b. 1954	American	novelist	Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West	^[157]
Anand Mahadevan	b. 1979	Indian-Canadian	novelist	The Strike	^[158]
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		^[159]
Jaime Manrique	b. 1949	Colombian-American	poet, journalist	Latin Moon in Manhattan, Eminent Maricones	^[5]^[133]
Blaine Marchand	b. 1949	Canadian	poet		^[160]
Jovette Marchessault	1938-2012	Canadian	novelist, playwright		^[3]
Daphne Marlatt	b. 1942	Canadian	poet, novelist	Ana Historic, The Given, This Tremor Love Is	^[38]
Douglas A. Martin	b. 1973	American	novelist, poet		^[161]
Richard Mason	b. 1977	South African/British	novelist		^[162]
Blair Mastbaum	b. 1979	American	novelist		^[52]
Nemir Matos-Cintrón	b. 1949	Puerto Rican	poet		^[5]^[17]
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	^[163]
Richard McCann	b. 1949	American	short story writer, poet		^[52]
Barry McCrea	b. 1974	Irish	novelist, academic		^[52]
Carson McCullers	1917–1967	American	novelist	Reflections in a Golden Eye	^[6]
Val McDermid	b. 1955	Scottish	journalist, crime writer		^[164]
Keith McDermott	b. 1953	American	novelist, playwright		^[52]
Peter McGehee	1955-1991	American/Canadian	novelist		^[165]
Fiona McGregor	1965-	Australian	novelist, essayist, critic	Indelible Ink, Strange Museums
Vestal McIntyre		American	short story writer		^[52]
Terrence McNally	b. 1939	American	playwright	The Ritz, Love! Valour! Compassion!	^[166]
Mark Merlis	b. 1950	American	novelist		^[167]
James Merrill	1926–1995	American	poet		^[6]
Charlotte Mew	1869–1928	English	poet		^[6]
Grant Michaels	b. 1947	American	mysteries	A Body to Dye For, Dead as a Doornail	^[76]
Michelangelo	1475–1564	Italian	artist, poet		^[6]
Stevie Mikayne		Canadian	mystery, children's	UnCatholic Conduct, Illicit Artifacts	^[168]
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		^[169]
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]^[14]
Ethan Mordden	b. 1949	American	novelist, essayist		^[170]
César Moro	1903–1956	Peruvian	poet		^[5]
Erwin Mortier	b. 1965	Belgian	novelist, poet, essayist, translator	While the Gods Were Sleeping	^[171]
Erin Mouré	b. 1955	Canadian	poet	Furious, O Cidadan, Little Theatres	^[123]
Cherry Muhanji	b. 1939	American	novelist, poet		^[172]
Manuel Mujica Láinez	1910–1984	Argentine	novelist, essayist		^[5]
Mirjam Müntefering	b. 1969	German	novelist		^[173]

N

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Hasan Namir	b. 1987	Canadian	novelist	God in Pink	^[174]
Nathanaël (Nathalie Stephens)	b. 1971	Canadian	poet	The Middle Notebooks, Touch to Affliction	^[123]
Michael Nava	b. 1954	American	mystery novels		^[5]
Abdi Nazemian	b. 1977	Iranian/American	novelist, screenwriter	The Walk-In Closet, The Quiet	^[175]
Frances Negrón-Muntaner	b. 1966	Puerto Rican			^[5]^[17]
Luis Negrón	b. 1970	Puerto Rican	short stories	Mundo Cruel	^[176]
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 Orton	1933–1967	English	playwright	Loot	^[6]
Lawrence O'Toole		Canadian	film critic, memoirist	Heart's Longing: Newfoundland, New York and the Distance Home	^[177]
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	^[178]
Arleen Paré		Canadian	poet, novelist	Paper Trails, Leaving Now, Lake of Two Mountains	^[179]
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	^[180]
Walter Pater	1839–1894	British	novelist, essayist, literary critic		^[6]
Fiona Patton	b. 1962	Canadian	novelist		^[127]
Robert Patrick	b. 1937	American	playwright		^[6]
Karleen Pendleton Jiménez	b. 1971	American/Canadian	memoirist	How to Get a Girl Pregnant	^[181]
Sandro Penna	1906–1977	Italian	poet		^[6]
Cristina Peri Rossi	b. 1941	Uruguayan	novelist, poet		^[5]
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]
Steven Petrow	b. 1957	American	journalist	The Essential Book of Gay Manners & Etiquette	^[182]
Katherine Philips	1632–1664	English	poet		^[6]
Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha		Canadian	poet		^[144]
János Pilinszky	1921–1981	Hungarian	poet		^[183]
Virgilio Piñera	1912–1979	Cuban	poet, novelist, playwright	Rene's Flesh	^[5]
Alejandra Pizarnik	1936–1972	Argentine	poet		^[5]
David Plante	b. 1940	American	novelist		^[24]
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	^[149]
William Plomer	1903–1973	South African	novelist, poet		^[6]
Plutarch	ca 46-ca 120	Greek	historian, biographer, essayist		^[6]
Craig Poile		Canadian	poet		^[184]
Sydney Pokorny	1965–2008	American	journalist	So You Want to be a Lesbian?	^[185]
Sarah Ponsonby	1755–1831	Anglo-Irish	writer		^[6]
John Preston	1945–1994	American	novelist, editor		^[24]
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
Yair Qedar	b. 1969	Israeli	journalist, screenwriter	Gay Days	^[186]
Andy Quan	b. 1969	Canadian	poetry, short fiction, non-fiction	Calendar Boy, Six Positions	^[187]
Carol Queen	b. 1958	American	non-fiction, erotica	Real Live Nude Girl: Chronicles of Sex-Positive Culture	^[188]
Sina Queyras	b. 1963	Canadian	poetry	Autobiography of Childhood, Lemon Hound, Expressway	^[189]
D. Michael Quinn	b. 1944	American	historian	Same-Sex Dynamics Among Nineteenth-Century Americans: A Mormon Example	^[190]

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
Manuel Ramos Otero	1948–1990	Puerto Rican			^[5]^[17]
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	^[191]
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]^[133]
Paul Reed	1956-2002	American	fiction, memoir, erotica	Facing It, Longing	^[191]
Raziel Reid		Canadian	young adult fiction	When Everything Feels Like the Movies	^[192]
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	^[193]
Gerard Reve	1923-2006	Dutch			^[6]
Nina Revoyr		American	novelist	Southland	^[194]
Shane Rhodes		Canadian	poetry	Holding Pattern, The Bindery	^[184]
Christopher Rice	b. 1978	American
Adrienne Rich	1929-2012	American	poetry		^[6]
Christopher Richards	b. 1961	Canadian	playwright	Molly Wood
Bill Richardson	b. 1955	Canadian	humorist	Bachelor Brothers' Bed and Breakfast	^[81]
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		^[195]
Robert Rodi	b. 1956	American
Nelson Rodrigues	1912–1980	Brazilian			^[5]
Paul Rogers	1936-1984	American	novelist	Saul's Book	^[196]
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	^[197]
Andrea Routley		Canadian	short stories	Jane and the Whales	^[198]
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	^[199]
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]^[200]
Paul Russell		American	novels	The Coming Storm, The Unreal Life of Sergey Nabokov	^[201]
Elizabeth Ruth	b. 1968	Canadian	novelist	Ten Good Seconds of Silence
Patrick Ryan		American			^[52]
Geoff Ryman	b. 1951	Canadian/British	science fiction/fantasy	Lust, The Unconquered Country

S

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	^[202]
Assotto Saint	1957-1994	American	poet, essayist, playwright	Wishing for Wings, Spells of a Voodoo Doll	^[203]
Trish Salah		Canadian	poet	Wanting in Arabic	^[123]
George Santayana	1863–1952	Spanish-American	novelist, poet, philosopher		^[6]
Mayra Santos-Febres	b. 1966	Puerto Rican	novelist, poet, literary critic	Sirena Selena	^[204]
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	^[205]^[206]^[207]^[208]^[209]
Gail Scott	b. 1945	Canadian	novelist, essayist	My Paris, The Obituary, Biting the Error	^[3]^[38]
Sarah Schulman	b. 1958	American	novelist, historian, playwright		^[6]
Gregory Scofield	b. 1966	Canadian	poet		^[210]
Manda Scott	b. 1962	Scottish	novelist		^[211]
Sarah Scott	1723–1795	English	novelist		^[6]
David Sedaris	b. 1956	American	essayist, short story writer		^[212]
Shyam Selvadurai	b. 1965	Sri Lankan-Canadian	novelist	Funny Boy	^[3]
Maurice Sendak	1928–2012	American	children's writer	Where the Wild Things Are	^[213]
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	^[214]
Reginald Shepherd	1963-2008	American	poet		^[215]
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	^[216]
Andy Sinclair		Canadian	novelist, short stories	Breathing Lessons	^[217]
Edith Sitwell	1887–1964	English	poet		^[6]
Michael Sledge		American	novelist, memoirist	The More I Owe You	^[218]
Michael V. Smith		Canadian	novelist, poet		^[219]
K. M. Soehnlein		American	novelist		^[52]
Kamal Al-Solaylee	b. 1964	Yemeni-Canadian	journalist, memoirist	Intolerable: A Memoir of Extremes	^[220]
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	^[221]
Sir Stephen Spender	1909–1995	English	novelist, poet, essayist		^[6]
Jack Spicer	1925–1965	American	poet		^[6]
Rae Spoon		Canadian	short story writer		^[222]
Gertrude Stein	1874–1946	American	novelist	The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas	^[6]
Susan Stinson		American	novelist		^[223]
Charles Warren Stoddard	1843–1909	American	poet, journalist		^[6]
Aryeh Lev Stollman	b. 1954	Canadian-American	novelist, short story writer	The Far Euphrates	^[224]
Lytton Strachey	1880–1932	English	biographer		^[6]
Allan Stratton	b. 1951	Canadian	playwright	Rexy	^[81]
Susan Stryker		American	historian	Transgender History (2008)	^[225]
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

T

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
Proma Tagore		Indian/Canadian	poetry	language is not the only thing that breaks	^[226]
Mutsuo Takahashi	b. 1937	Japanese	poetry		^[6]
Mariko Tamaki		Canadian	graphic novelist	Skim	^[227]
Jordan Tannahill		Canadian	playwright	Get Yourself Home Skyler James, Peter Fechter: 59 Minutes, rihannaboi95	^[228]
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	^[229]
Michelle Tea	b. 1971	American			^[230]
Sara Teasdale	1884–1933	American			^[6]
James Tiptree Jr. (pseudonym of Alice Sheldon)	1917–1987	American		Houston, Houston, Do You Read?, Her Smoke Rose Up Forever	^[231]^[232]^[233]
Colm Tóibín	b. 1955	Irish	novelist and short story writer
Peterson Toscano	b. 1965	American	playwright		^[193]
Matthew J. Trafford		Canadian	short stories	The Divinity Gene	^[234]
Michel Tremblay	b. 1942	Canadian	playwright, novelist	Hosanna, Les Belles-sœurs, The Heart Laid Bare, Albertine in Five Times	^[3]^[6]
Roland Michel Tremblay	b. 1972	Canadian	novelist	Waiting for Paris	^[235]
Christos Tsiolkas		Australian	novelist	The Slap	^[73]
Marina Tsvetaeva	1892–1941	Russian	poetry		^[6]
Karen X. Tulchinsky		Canadian	novelist, screenwriter	The Five Books of Moses Lapinsky	^[236]

U

Name	Lifetime	Nationality	Genre	Notable works	References
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]^[14]^[17]

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			^[237]
Carl Van Vechten	1880–1964	American			^[6]
R. M. Vaughan	b. 1965	Canadian	poet, novelist, playwright	A Quilted Heart	^[238]
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	^[239]
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	^[240]
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	^[24]
Patrick White	1912–1990	Australian	fiction	Flaws in the Glass	^[6]
William Whitehead	b. 1931	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	^[123]
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	^[241]
Jonathan Williams	1929–2008	American	poet		^[6]
Tennessee Williams	1911–1983	American	playwright	A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof	^[6]
William Carlos Williams	1883–1963	American	poet		^[242]
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	^[243]
Martin Wilson	b. 1973	American	fiction	What They Always Tell Us	^[244]
Jia Qing Wilson-Yang		Canadian	novelist	Small Beauty	^[245]
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		^[123]
Alan Woo		Canadian	poet, short stories, children's literature	Maggie's Chopsticks	^[246]
Jaime Woo		Canadian	non-fiction	Meet Grindr	^[247]
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
Bart Yates	b. 1962	American	novelist	Leave Myself Behind, Brothers Bishop, The Distance Between Us	^[52]
d'bi young		Canadian	poet, playwright	rivers and other blackness between us, word! sound! powah, blood.claat: one womban story	^[248]
Ian Young	b. 1945	Canadian	poet, non-fiction	The Gay Muse, The Male Homosexual in Literature	^[249]
Perry Deane Young	b. 1941	American	journalist, playwright	Two of the Missing, The David Kopay Story	^[250]
Marguerite Yourcenar	1903–1987	French	novelist	Memoirs of Hadrian	^[6]

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	^[251]
Alexander Ziegler	1944-87	Swiss	journalist, novelist	Die Konsequenz
Richard Zimler	b. 1956	American/Portuguese	novelist	Hunting Midnight, The Search for Sana, The Seventh Gate, The Warsaw Anagrams	^[252]
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	^[253]
Mark Richard Zubro		American	mystery	Tom and Scott mystery series	^[254]
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	^[255]

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+| [[Núria Añó]] || b. 1973 || Spanish || novelist || ''Núvols baixos'' || <ref>[http://www.udl.cat/export/sites/UdL/serveis/oficina/documents-premsa/CongresNovelistesSentimentalsUdL.pdf At the international congress: "Las novelistas sentimentales: nuevas aproximaciones, nuevas perspectivas" about the lesbian book ''Carol'', by Patricia Highsmith] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151209081806/http://www.udl.cat/export/sites/UdL/serveis/oficina/documents-premsa/CongresNovelistesSentimentalsUdL.pdf |date=2015-12-09 }} |date= 2012-12-11</ref>
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-| [[Anthony Bidulka]] || b. 1962 || Canadian || novelist ||  || <ref name=bidulka>[http://www.glbtq.com/literature/bidulka_a.html Anthony Bidulka]. [[glbtq.com]], 2008.</ref>
+| [[Anthony Bidulka]] || b. 1962 || Canadian || novelist ||  || <ref name=bidulka>[http://www.glbtq.com/literature/bidulka_a.html Anthony Bidulka] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130918080646/http://www.glbtq.com/literature/bidulka_a.html |date=2013-09-18 }}. [[glbtq.com]], 2008.</ref>
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 | [[Imogen Binnie]] || || American || novelist || ''[[Nevada (Binnie novel)|Nevada]]'' || <ref>[http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/trans-literature-for-the-masses "Trans literature for the masses"]. ''[[The New Yorker]]'', July 16, 2014.</ref>
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 | [[William S. Burroughs]] || 1914–1997 || American || novelist || ''[[Naked Lunch]]'', ''[[Queer (novel)|Queer]]'' || <ref name=Aldrich>Robert Aldrich and Garry Wotherspoon, eds. ''Who's Who in Contemporary Gay & Lesbian History: From World War II to the Present Day''. London: Routledge, 2001. ISBN 0-415-29161-5</ref>
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-| [[Aldo Busi]] || b. 1948 || Italian || novelist ||  || <ref name=busi>[http://www.glbtq.com/literature/busi_a.html Busi, Aldo]. GLBTQ, Inc., 2006.</ref>
+| [[Aldo Busi]] || b. 1948 || Italian || novelist ||  || <ref name=busi>[http://www.glbtq.com/literature/busi_a.html Busi, Aldo] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140504053123/http://www.glbtq.com/literature/busi_a.html |date=2014-05-04 }}. GLBTQ, Inc., 2006.</ref>
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 | [[Alec Butler]] || || Canadian || playwright || ||
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 | [[A. M. Dellamonica]] || b. 1968 || Canadian || novelist || ''[[Indigo Springs]]'' || <ref>{{cite web|url=http://alyxdellamonica.com/biographical-backstory/ |title=Biographical Backstory - A.M. Dellamonica |publisher=Alyxdellamonica.com |accessdate=2013-11-01}}</ref>
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-| [[Joel Derfner]] || b. 1973 || American || memoirist, author, essayist, humorist || ''Gay Haiku'', ''Swish'', ''Lawfully Wedded Husband'' || <ref>[http://worldofwonder.net/2010/11/22/Coming_Out_with_Joel/ "Coming Out with Joel Derfner"] Clip from ''[[Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys]]''. ''[[World of Wonder (production company)|World of Wonder]]''. November 22, 2010.</ref>
+| [[Joel Derfner]] || b. 1973 || American || memoirist, author, essayist, humorist || ''Gay Haiku'', ''Swish'', ''Lawfully Wedded Husband'' || <ref>[http://worldofwonder.net/2010/11/22/Coming_Out_with_Joel/ "Coming Out with Joel Derfner"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131114034024/http://worldofwonder.net/2010/11/22/Coming_Out_with_Joel/ |date=2013-11-14 }} Clip from ''[[Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys]]''. ''[[World of Wonder (production company)|World of Wonder]]''. November 22, 2010.</ref>
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 | [[Augusto D'Halmar]] || 1882–1950 || Chilean || novelist ||  || <ref name=Foster/>
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-| [[Stella Duffy]] || b. 1963? || English/New Zealand || novelist ||  || <ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/lifestyle/article-23858410-my-teen-boyfriends-were-so-good-at-sex-i-didnt-realise-i-was-a-lesbian.do |title=''Evening Standard'' interview, 24 July 2010}}</ref>
+| [[Stella Duffy]] || b. 1963? || English/New Zealand || novelist ||  || <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/lifestyle/article-23858410-my-teen-boyfriends-were-so-good-at-sex-i-didnt-realise-i-was-a-lesbian.do |title=''Evening Standard'' interview, 24 July 2010 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20100914232412/http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/lifestyle/article-23858410-my-teen-boyfriends-were-so-good-at-sex-i-didnt-realise-i-was-a-lesbian.do |archivedate=14 September 2010 |df= }}</ref>
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 | [[Robert Duncan (poet)|Robert Duncan]] || 1919–1988 || American || poet ||  || <ref name=Summers/>
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 | [[Kristyn Dunnion]] || b. 1969 || Canadian || novelist, short story writer || ''The Dirt Chronicles'' || <ref>[http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/article708594.ece "A lesbian outlaw in existential crisis"]. ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 8, 2008.</ref>
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-| [[Larry Duplechan]] || b. 1956 || American || novelist || ''Blackbird'', ''Got 'til It's Gone'' || <ref name=duplechan>[[Claude J. Summers]], [http://www.glbtq.com/literature/duplechan_larry.html Larry Duplechan]. [[glbtq.com]], 2011.</ref>
+| [[Larry Duplechan]] || b. 1956 || American || novelist || ''Blackbird'', ''Got 'til It's Gone'' || <ref name=duplechan>[[Claude J. Summers]], [http://www.glbtq.com/literature/duplechan_larry.html Larry Duplechan] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141129075056/http://www.glbtq.com/literature/duplechan_larry.html |date=2014-11-29 }}. [[glbtq.com]], 2011.</ref>
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 | [[Elana Dykewomon]] || b. 1949 || American || novelist, poet ||  || <ref name=Summers/>
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-| [[Brian Francis]] || || Canadian || novelist || ''Fruit'' || <ref>[http://archives.xtra.ca/Story.aspx?s=15151777 "Pulpy, fleshy difference"], ''[[Xtra!]]'', July 22, 2004.</ref>
+| [[Brian Francis]] || || Canadian || novelist || ''Fruit'' || <ref>[http://archives.xtra.ca/Story.aspx?s=15151777 "Pulpy, fleshy difference"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071012224557/http://archives.xtra.ca/Story.aspx?s=15151777 |date=2007-10-12 }}, ''[[Xtra!]]'', July 22, 2004.</ref>
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 | [[Judith Frank]] || || American || novelist, short stories || ''Crybaby Butch'', ''All I Love and Know'' || <ref>[http://www.out.com/entertainment/art-books/2014/08/08/author-judith-frank-gay-marriage-israeli-palestinian-conflict "Catching Up With Judith Frank, Author of All I Love & Know"]. ''[[Out (magazine)|Out]]'', August 8, 2014.</ref>
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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'' || <ref name=ibbitson>[http://www.rrj.ca/m4028/ "Being John Ibbitson"]. ''[[Ryerson Review of Journalism]]'', Summer 2006.</ref>
+| [[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'' || <ref name=ibbitson>[http://www.rrj.ca/m4028/ "Being John Ibbitson"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140714162843/http://www.rrj.ca/m4028/ |date=2014-07-14 }}. ''[[Ryerson Review of Journalism]]'', Summer 2006.</ref>
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 | [[George K. Ilsley]] || b. 1958 || Canadian || short stories, novelist || ''Random Acts of Hatred'', ''ManBug'' || <ref name=cullen /><ref>[http://www.xtra.ca/public/viewstory.aspx?SESSIONID=2f81bdd3-73c3-468f-a9db-d2e26411316f&AFF_TYPE=4&STORY_ID=1524&PUB_TEMPLATE_ID=3 "Insects and love's complexities"], ''[[Xtra! West]]'', March 30, 2006.</ref>
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 | [[Petronius]] || ca 27-66 || Roman || novelist || ''The [[Satyricon]]'' || <ref name=Summers/>
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-| [[Steven Petrow]] || b. 1957 || American || journalist || ''The Essential Book of Gay Manners & Etiquette'' || <ref name="Garcia">{{cite web |last=Garcia |first=Michelle |title=Mister Manners |url=http://www.advocate.com/News/Daily_News/2010/03/25/Mister_Manners/ |work=[[The Advocate]] |accessdate=2010-05-24}}</ref>
+| [[Steven Petrow]] || b. 1957 || American || journalist || ''The Essential Book of Gay Manners & Etiquette'' || <ref name="Garcia">{{cite web|last=Garcia |first=Michelle |title=Mister Manners |url=http://www.advocate.com/News/Daily_News/2010/03/25/Mister_Manners/ |work=[[The Advocate]] |accessdate=2010-05-24 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20100507171424/http://advocate.com/News/Daily_News/2010/03/25/Mister_Manners/ |archivedate=2010-05-07 |df= }}</ref>
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 | [[Katherine Philips]] || 1632–1664 || English || poet ||  || <ref name=Summers/>
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 | [[Benjamin Alire Sáenz]] || b. 1954 || American || novelist || ''[[Everything Begins and Ends at the Kentucky Club]]'' || <ref name=saenz>[http://www.npr.org/2013/02/20/172495550/discovering-sexuality-through-teen-lit "Discovering Sexuality Through Teen Lit"]. [[NPR]], February 20, 2013.</ref>
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-| [[Assotto Saint]] || 1957-1994 || American || poet, essayist, playwright || ''Wishing for Wings'', ''Spells of a Voodoo Doll'' || <ref name=saint>Luca Prono, [http://www.glbtq.com/literature/saint_assotto.html "Saint, Assotto (1957-1994)"]. [[glbtq.com]], January 23, 2011.</ref>
+| [[Assotto Saint]] || 1957-1994 || American || poet, essayist, playwright || ''Wishing for Wings'', ''Spells of a Voodoo Doll'' || <ref name=saint>Luca Prono, [http://www.glbtq.com/literature/saint_assotto.html "Saint, Assotto (1957-1994)"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141122034106/http://www.glbtq.com/literature/saint_assotto.html |date=2014-11-22 }}. [[glbtq.com]], January 23, 2011.</ref>
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 | [[Trish Salah]] ||  || Canadian || poet || ''Wanting in Arabic'' || <ref name=9queercanadians/>
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 | [[May Sarton]] || 1912–1995 || Belgian-American || poet, novelist, memoirist ||  || <ref name=Summers/>
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-| [[Dan Savage]] || b. 1964 || American || journalist, editor || [[Advice column]] ''[[Savage Love]]'', ''[[Skipping Towards Gomorrah|Skipping Towards Gomorrah: The Seven Deadly Sins and the Pursuit of Happiness in America]]'' || <ref name="libraryinabook">{{cite book|title=Library in a Book: Gay Rights|last=Kranz|first=Rachel|author2=Tim Cusick |year=2005|page=218|publisher=Facts on File|isbn=978-0-8160-5810-5}}</ref><ref name="best">{{cite book|title=The Best American Sex Writing 2004|first=Daniel|last= O'Connor|publisher=Running Press|year=2004|isbn=1-56025-598-6|page=187}}</ref><ref name="glbtqsavage">{{cite news|first=Linda|last=Rapp|work=glbtq|title=Savage, Dan (b. 1964)|url=http://www.glbtq.com/literature/savage_d.html|accessdate=May 31, 2011|publisher=glbtq, Inc.|year=2006|location=[[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]}}</ref><ref name="inawat">{{cite news|url=http://chicago.gopride.com/news/printer.cfm/ArticleID/524281|publisher=chicago.gopride.com|accessdate=May 26, 2011|title=Lambda Literary Award Finalists Announced|location=[[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]|work=ChicagoPride.com News|date=January 25, 2003|first=Ron Matthew |last=Inawat}}</ref><ref name="mword">{{cite book|first=Kathy |last=Pories|title=The "M" Word: Writers on Same-Sex Marriage|publisher=Algonquin Books|year=2004|isbn=978-1-56512-454-7|page=191}}</ref>
+| [[Dan Savage]] || b. 1964 || American || journalist, editor || [[Advice column]] ''[[Savage Love]]'', ''[[Skipping Towards Gomorrah|Skipping Towards Gomorrah: The Seven Deadly Sins and the Pursuit of Happiness in America]]'' || <ref name="libraryinabook">{{cite book|title=Library in a Book: Gay Rights|last=Kranz|first=Rachel|author2=Tim Cusick |year=2005|page=218|publisher=Facts on File|isbn=978-0-8160-5810-5}}</ref><ref name="best">{{cite book|title=The Best American Sex Writing 2004|first=Daniel|last= O'Connor|publisher=Running Press|year=2004|isbn=1-56025-598-6|page=187}}</ref><ref name="glbtqsavage">{{cite news|first=Linda |last=Rapp |work=glbtq |title=Savage, Dan (b. 1964) |url=http://www.glbtq.com/literature/savage_d.html |accessdate=May 31, 2011 |publisher=glbtq, Inc. |year=2006 |location=[[Chicago]], [[Illinois]] |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110604104320/http://www.glbtq.com/literature/savage_d.html |archivedate=June  4, 2011 |df= }}</ref><ref name="inawat">{{cite news|url=http://chicago.gopride.com/news/printer.cfm/ArticleID/524281|publisher=chicago.gopride.com|accessdate=May 26, 2011|title=Lambda Literary Award Finalists Announced|location=[[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]|work=ChicagoPride.com News|date=January 25, 2003|first=Ron Matthew |last=Inawat}}</ref><ref name="mword">{{cite book|first=Kathy |last=Pories|title=The "M" Word: Writers on Same-Sex Marriage|publisher=Algonquin Books|year=2004|isbn=978-1-56512-454-7|page=191}}</ref>
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 | [[Gail Scott (writer)|Gail Scott]] || b. 1945 || Canadian || novelist, essayist || ''My Paris'', ''The Obituary'', ''Biting the Error'' || <ref name=whnew/><ref name=flowering/>
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 | [[Jack Spicer]] || 1925–1965 || American || poet ||  || <ref name=Summers/>
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-| [[Rae Spoon]] ||  || Canadian || short story writer ||  || <ref name="see">{{citation |title=He said/she said? |accessdate=2007-09-22 |url=http://www.seemagazine.com/Issues/2003/0508/mus1.htm |date=2003-05-08 |periodical=[[SEE Magazine]]}}</ref>
+| [[Rae Spoon]] ||  || Canadian || short story writer ||  || <ref name="see">{{citation|title=He said/she said? |accessdate=2007-09-22 |url=http://www.seemagazine.com/Issues/2003/0508/mus1.htm |date=2003-05-08 |periodical=[[SEE Magazine]] |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20071022043241/http://seemagazine.com/Issues/2003/0508/mus1.htm |archivedate=2007-10-22 |df= }}</ref>
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 | [[Gertrude Stein]] || 1874–1946 || American || novelist || ''[[The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas]]'' || <ref name=Summers/>
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 | [[Marina Tsvetaeva]] || 1892–1941 || Russian || poetry || || <ref name=Summers/>
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-| [[Karen X. Tulchinsky]] || || Canadian || novelist, screenwriter || ''The Five Books of Moses Lapinsky'' || <ref name="cleis">{{citation |url=http://www.cleispress.com/book_page.php?book_id=53 |title= Friday the Rabbi Wore Lace |accessdate=2007-08-20}}</ref>
+| [[Karen X. Tulchinsky]] || || Canadian || novelist, screenwriter || ''The Five Books of Moses Lapinsky'' || <ref name="cleis">{{citation|url=http://www.cleispress.com/book_page.php?book_id=53 |title=Friday the Rabbi Wore Lace |accessdate=2007-08-20 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20070807085215/http://www.cleispress.com/book_page.php?book_id=53 |archivedate=2007-08-07 |df= }}</ref>
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