Little gay bookstore

Little Gay Bookstore is a queer, women-owned bookstore and nonprofit in Columbus, Ohio. Howdy, friends! The idea for the business started during their own quest for queer fiction to read while visiting Los Angeles in The online version of Little Gay Bookstore allows people to order titles — categories include gay, lesbian, bisexual and pansexual, transgender, intersex and asexual — and have them shipped to their homes or to Stonewall Columbus for pickup.

We specialize in LGBTQ+ literature, offering a handpicked selection of queer stories for all ages.

We asked if there were any queer bookstores in LA, and she told us she didn't know of any. Then we made the joke that got us here: "Well, we'll just open a gay bookstore ourselves!" She replied that she'd "send us a ton of business!" We laughed and went about our day, still searching for queer literature throughout the city.

Store Address E 12th StreetAustin TX Store Hours:Sunday: 11am-6pmMonday: 12pm-6pmTuesday: Clo. Our mission is to bring joy, visibility, and belonging through books and community events. But they're pursuing options for a permanent, physical Short North location and hope to finalize plans soon.

Bob Vitale Columbus Dispatch. When you support us, you support hundreds of local, small, independent queer artists and makers. They became engaged this summer.

Our Story Little Gay : Owners Reese Steiner and Lauren Branch couldn’t find the kind of bookstore they wanted, so they decided to build it

An Open Book was a busy hub in the heart of the Short North that sold books, gifts and greeting cards while serving as a community center of sorts for LGB people. Find us at N High St. with our coffee shop, Queer Beans!. We want everyone to know they have a community.

Come visit us, browse books, magazines, art, apparel, pins, and more from hundreds of queer makers.

Columbus couple strives for : After originally announcing that Little Gay Bookstore and Queer Beans Coffee were going into a brick and mortar space in , the queer-owned nonprofit is getting ready for their grand opening in their new Short North location

Steiner and Branch grew up in Lexington, a village of less than 5, people south of Mansfield, but didn't meet until both were living back home in during the pandemic. After moving from N. High St. Little Gay Bookstorewhich they began inexists now online and as a popup at festivals and markets.

We want queer people to have a comfortable space.