Newsletters are having a moment. Fifty-eight percent of creators say its their top content format, and its easy to see why. Readers get exactly what they want, curated and delivered straight to their inbox. At News is Out, weve got our own newsletters, and so do all our partner publishers. (You can sign up for free right here!)Looking to add to your daily, weekly or monthly lineup? Check out the list below for smart, engaging reads that will keep you informed and entertained.Charlottes Web ThoughtsThis popular newsletter comes from writer and LGBTQ+ advocate Charlotte Clymer and just last year earned the National LGBTQ+ Journalists Association award for Excellence in Blogging. Clymer, a transgender military veteran, tackles subjects like politics, religion and culture.Erin in the MorningJournalist and trans activist Erin Reed covers vital news about trans and queer legislation across the country. She keeps her 100,000 followers in the know with clear-cut reporting about anti-trans bills, sports bans, local and national politicians and more.Chicago Social Butterflies/En La Vida/BLACKlinesFor those who live in or visiting Chicago, Chicago Social Butterflies will keep you up to date with all the LGBTQ+ events happening across the city. An offshoot of Windy City Times, Chicago Social Butterflies joins newsletters En La Vida, a reboot of the groundbreaking Latine newsletter of the 1990s and BLACKLines, a specialty publication covering Chicagos Black LGBTQ+ community from 1996-2004, now revived as a free monthly newsletter.International LGBTQ+ Travel AssociationIGLTA is the go-to global network for LGBTQ+ inclusive travel. Through their website and newsletter, they connect travelers with LGBTQ+ welcoming hotels, destinations, tour operators, and travel professionals in more than 80 countries. If you are planning a trip any time soon or simply love travel, youll want to check this newsletter out.Queerd CoEllyse Fulmore created Queerd Co to be a resource for people to find strategies, tools and resources, without having to reject pieces of their identity to succeed. Fulmore has created a space where finance is approached with empathy, inclusivity and an intersectional lens. To sign up for her newsletter, head to the bottom left of the homepage.GLBT Historical SocietyHistory buffs wont want to miss the monthly newsletter from the GLBT Historical Society. Housed in the Castro District of San Francisco, the museum contains an extensive collection of LGBTQ+ artifacts. Find out about their upcoming acquisitions, events and programs, and learn a little queer and trans history at the same time.Everywhere is QueerEIQ has become an important resource for LGBTQ+ business owners and consumers alike, with its app that allows users to find queer and trans owned businesses worldwide. This mostly daily newsletter includes features on LGBTQ+ artists, entrepreneurs, events and more.Victory FundIf you are a wonk for LGBTQ+ politics, then sign up for Victory Funds newsletter and keep up to date on LGBTQ+ candidates running up and down the ballot across the country.Have a newsletter suggestion? Let us know at newsisout@localmedia.org. The post The queer inbox: LGBTQ+ newsletters that keep you in the loop appeared first on News Is Out.