Profiles of notable authors. This includes journalists who write for all media including television, radio, magazines, e-Zines, blogs. and so forth.
Coming soon an interview of Eros Da Artiste
Coming Soon The Son of Xavier is a story of a young, married woman Juanita Wade, who discovers that she is carrying a child of a local, younger man that she was having an affair […]
Photo by Ben Willis PrideIndex presents our fascinating interview of Prince Shakur. He is a queer, Jamaican American freelance journalist, author and NY Times recognized organizer. His writings range from op-eds in Teen Vogue to […]
Dean Atta (Southside) Photo by Thomas Sammut PrideIndex continues to highlight the works of queer authors of note from all over the world. Our latest interview takes you to the other side of the Atlantic. […]
Ryan Douglass is an author, freelance writer, and poet from Atlanta. Douglass contributed to the Huffington Post, the Atlanta Black Star, and LGBTQ Nation. He is the author of the poetry book “Boy in Jeopardy” (2019) […]
Jaxon Grant is an urban gay author who grew up in Orlando, now residing in Tallahassee, Florida. Jaxon is an educator and one of the most successful black gay fiction writers. His published titles include […]
From A Press Release October 3, 2022 The Publishing Triangle, an American association of gay men and lesbians in the publishing industry, is now accepting nominations for its fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and trans/GV awards, given for books […]
By Mary Emily O’Hara, Rapid Response Manager GLAAD.org | September 23, 2022 When GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis and her wife Kristen Ellis-Henderson first had children, “there were no books that showed our family. There was […]
Photo Courtesy of Aaron Foley Aaron Foley is a writer and journalist from Detroit and resides in Brooklyn. Foley is the founding director of the Black Media Initiative at the Center for Community Media at […]
Atlanta author Doris Thomas heard about our Artist in the Afternoon event through a friend, panelist Penny Duncan Stephens, and decided she wanted to participate. “My stories are about me as a young girl during segregation,” said Doris. […]
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