Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For the record: 4:37 p.m. Dec. 19, 2023: An earlier version of this piece stated that Michelle Tea created the first Drag Queen ...

For a while now, when writing to a friend to congratulate them on a new baby, I have been signing off with, “It’s the beginning of a great adventure.” I like the way the phrase sounds, especially when ...

"Childhood is morbid," declares Tea, author of the Lambda Award–winning Valencia, in this gritty girlhood memoir. As a kid, she perfected the art of playing dead. In her teens, she was deep into ...

Set in the Nineties queer scenes of San Francisco and Los Angeles, Wave is both a sprawling ode to the people who have filled Tea’s life as a poet and LGBT activist, and an earnest introspection on ...

If you’ve spent any time wading into the confusing waters of IVF discourse, you likely already know how difficult it can be to find a place in the conversation if you’re not a straight, white, and ...

Queer writers Michelle Tea and Brooke Palmieri both believe in magic. The protagonist of Tea’s new coming-of-age novel, Little F (Feminist Press, 232 pages, $17.95), finds it figuratively in the queer ...

Michelle Tea, our patron saint of queer, feminist writing, has penned everything from cult classics like Valencia and Black Wave to Modern Tarot,p a how-to guide on taroting reading. During the ...

Michelle Tea always wanted to become a publisher. “Publishing has been my dream for decades,” the author and literary organizer confessed. But for most of her career that dream felt out of reach. She ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Author Michelle Tea joins "CBS Mornings" to talk about her new book, "Knocking Myself Up" and talks about her journey of tests, ...

"Crack this marvel open in which Michelle Tea details "having" a baby in a way that's part science experiment, part space voyage and maybe largest part prayer. She delivers her tale with enormous ...

From 1974 to 1978, my life was devoted to a single, seemingly unattainable goal: getting pregnant. Newly married and giddily confident — I’d aborted my one and only birth control boo-boo; proof, I ...

Even if you’re as prolific as Michelle Tea — the author whose books include The Passionate Mistakes, The Chelsea Whistle, Rent Girl, and Valencia,Rose of No Man’s Land, and most recently, Black Wave — ...