Native American Heritage Month and Two Spirit and Indigiqueer are both lists full of books written by Indigenous authors across Turtle Island that we love.
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Go to our Libby page to check out our eerie and ghoulish rec lists for the season. We’ve got everything from cozy autumnal all the way up to ghastly horror 🦇

Trick or treat! Smell my feet! Give me something gay to read!

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If you happen to be having any issues with your verification process, reach out to troubleshoot@queerliberationlibrary.org

Thank you for your patience!

We are working to get this back up and running as fast as possible for you! We’re so sorry for the inconvenience. :(

Fill out our annual survey (please)! Let us know how we’re doing, where we can improve, and the ways QLL has impacted you. We’d really appreciate any feedback you have to offer. The survey is open until Halloween (10/31) forms.gle/haQhkKq5ATg3...

If you’d like to give us a gift 🎁 for our birthday, please consider making a donation or purchasing some merch! Thank you! 😊
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We couldn’t have done this without you, our community and patrons and users, who make what we do have purpose and impact. Thank you so much for coming along for the ride that is QLL! More queer adventures to come!

Today’s the day! We’re two! Whoa!!! I hope there’s cake for breakfast. 🎂 We’ve spent the last two years circulating queer books all across the US, and we are so excited to step into year three.

Censorship has no place in a free, literate, and educated society. Access to literature, information, and resources is that support our communities is vital. QLL is here for the fight to keep access open.

This week, we’re celebrating and highlighting books that have been challenged, targeted, censored, and banned. Check out our Banned Books Week list in Libby to see the titles in our collection that have had challenges to their names. libbyapp.com/library/quee...

Four of the Top Ten Most Challenged Books of 2024 were on the list due to the inclusion of LGBTQIA+ characters or themes.

2024 was a pretty intense year for book banning. With 2,452 unique titles challenged over 821 attempts, last year ranks in the top three of most-challenged books since the ALA started tracking book banning stats in 1990.

Search out some queer history that means something to you among our collection (libbyapp.com/library/quee...). You are a part of queer history as it continues to write itself. Stay strong, QLL. We are so lucky to be in community with you!

Honoring our shared history will keep us connected to each other and to our queer ancestors. There is queer history in every culture, on every continent, among all peoples.

October is our month to remember, reflect, and celebrate the history of the queer community. Queer people have been part of the fabric of humanity and culture since the dawn of time. We have always existed and we always will.