Queer Liberation Library: A new chapter in literary LGBTQ+ access and representation by Dana Piccoli, News Is Out

“We saw an opportunity to create something without geographic constraints, making it timely and accessible nationwide, especially in places with severe reading material restrictions.”

The Queer Liberation Library Finds a Unique Way to Combat LGBTQ+ Book Bans by Rachel Ulatowski, The Mary Sue

Meanwhile, anyone can access QLL anywhere in the United States, even in those places where book-banning legislation has been passed.”

How this online library is fighting back against US book bans by Emily Chudy, PinkNews

An online library featuring hundreds of LGBTQ+ titles is working to combat book bans in the US, and provide a “sense of home and safety” for queer young people.”

Book bans are harming LGBTQ people, advocates say. This online library is fighting back. by Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN

Though the QLL may not be able to provide the small joys of browsing cozy corridors of shelves and perusing time-worn book spines, its online platform offers something that can be invaluable to some readers: privacy.

Queer libraries are on the front lines of the fight against book bans by Adam Rhodes, Xtra Magazine

To protect patrons from having to deal with scrutiny as they browse the stacks or check out books, the Queer Liberation Library aims to bring the library to patrons themselves.

This new Ohio-based digital Queer Liberation Library is made ‘by and for the queer community’ by Riley Roliff, The Buckeye Flame

We’re really committed to making it a collection that reflects the diversity of queer lives and imaginations.

New LGBTQ+ library launches online by Ileana Garnand, Lone Star Live

The Queer Liberation Library has one guideline for its inventory: LGBTQ+ books.