Quiz: How Much Do You Know About 2SLGBTQIA+ Literature?

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Reading books from 2SLGBTQIA+ authors is a great way to honour pride year-round—and it's plenty of fun too! Test your knowledge of 2SLGBTQIA+ literature with our latest pop quiz.

Country musician, Brandi Carlile, published this memoir in 2021.
This author of A History of My Brief Body was Canada’s first-ever First Nations Rhodes Scholar.
This is the former occupation of the lead character in Steven Rowley’s novel,The Guncle.
Alexis Hall, author of Boyfriend Material, is from this country.
This author of Untamed also has a successful podcast called We Can Do Hard Things.
The novel The Chosen and the Beautiful by Nghi Vo takes place during this era.
Jonny Appleseed, by this author, was the 2021 Canada Reads winner, a Lambda Literary Award winner, and a finalist for the Governor General’s Award.
The main character, August, can be found in this Casey McQuiston novel.
This author of, Special Topics in Being a Human, did an author talk and children’s storytime at Halifax Public Libraries in March 2022.
Advice columnist, John Paul Brammer, released this memoir in 2021, which has the same name as his column.
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