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Esta lista de escritores LGBTQ incluye a autores lesbianas , gays , bisexuales , transgénero o queer , o que no son heterosexuales , heterorrománticos ni cisgénero, que han escrito sobre temas, elementos o problemáticas LGBTQ. Las obras de estos autores forman parte de la literatura LGBT .

Dado que esta lista incluye autores desde la antigüedad hasta la actualidad, se entiende claramente que el término «LGBTQ» puede no describir con precisión la identidad de todos los autores, especialmente de aquellos que escribieron antes del siglo XIX. En algunos casos, resulta más útil considerar a dichos autores como personas que expresaron atracción por personas del mismo sexo (por ejemplo, Safo o Platón), y evitar el uso anacrónico de etiquetas contemporáneas. La inclusión en esta lista sigue las normas académicas y de investigación generales, especificadas en las referencias, que buscan establecer una genealogía o historia de la literatura LGBTQ escrita por personas LGBTQ. Existen muchos otros autores no LGBTQ que han escrito obras sobre temas LGBTQ. Todas las nuevas incorporaciones a esta lista deben incluir una referencia.

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