In honour of Mardi Gras, Vogue Australia has worked with The Bookshop Darlinghurst to compile a list of essential queer reading.
Is there anything better than getting lost in a great book? A well-crafted story can transport you to another world and well-developed characters can feel so real that you mourn them once you've finished the book.
This list is compiled by Hendri Yulius Wijaya from The Bookshop Darlinghurst and covers everything from fiction, poetry, young adult, history and non-fiction. You're bound to find some titles to add to your reading list.
Read the full article "An essential queer reading list" on Vogue.
Image: Jacob Lund
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