Lambda Literary: LGBTQ Publications

Read the latest commentary from The Advocate, the leading source for LGBT news and politics. Discover what public figures and pundits have to say about LGBT issues and topics that touch the lives of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community and its allies. Find op-eds from columnists like HIV activist Tyler Curry or Advocate.com editors Neal Broverman and Jase Peeples. When the experts weigh in on the latest developments in the LGBT rights movement, they do so at The Advocate.

Georgia Voice is the media outlet of record for the LGBTQ community in Atlanta and throughout the state. With a bi-weekly print edition and a 24/7 updated website, Georgia Voice has proven to be indispensable to its readers since it launched in March, 2010. In its short history, Georgia Voice has earned numerous awards for its journalism and its design. In addition to its core products, Georgia Voice also annually publishes “Destination: Gay Atlanta,” the city’s official LGBTQ travel guide, in partnership with the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACVB).

The 3rd oldest Gay & Lesbian Newspaper publication in the United States, proudly serving Seattle and the Pacific Northwest for over 40 years.

Windy City Media Group serves the diverse communication needs of the LGBTQ community. It produces Windy City Times as well as written and video content online, plus community events and benefits. Effective January 2019, WCT will be primarily a biweekly print publication. Exceptions will include Pride Month, a special wedding guide and other stand-alone publications. WCT has been a free newspaper serving the Chicago LGBTQ since 1985. Since the mid-1990s, it has also grown as a daily online platform, and several years ago, the online audience surpassed the print publication readers. As more and more people receive their news daily online, WCT has kept pace on the web, email and social media. More than 125,000 unique visitors visit the WCT website each month, with 21,000 on Twitter, 15,000 on Facebook and 2,000 on Instagram.

Bay Windows is New England's largest publication for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender readers. For 33 years Bay Windows has brought its readers award-winning articles and editorials on everything from the AIDS crisis to Vermont civil unions and Massachusetts marriage battles.

Between The Lines weekly newspaper is the largest and longest-running LGBTQ publication in Michigan. Our print edition is published every Thursday and we are available for free pickup at over 600 locations. The digital edition is also availalbe for downloading. Our website posts daily news and entertainment, with an emphasis on developments impacting LGBT and allied citizens across Michigan and beyond.

The Washington Blade was founded in 1969 as a black & white, one-sheet community newsletter. In 2019 the Blade celebrates its 50th anniversary as America’s LGBT News Source. The Blade was selected to join the pool rotation for the White House Press Corps, becoming the first LGBT publication to participate in these duties. Readers locally and globally rely on the Blade’s unmatched coverage, earning the paper the moniker “Newspaper of Record for the LGBT Community.” The Washington Blade reaches over 700,000 people a month.