Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore
With her latest book, The Freezer Door, Sycamore breaks down language and genre to confront intimacy, the politics of gay bars, and to find the communities we desire.
With her latest book, The Freezer Door, Sycamore breaks down language and genre to confront intimacy, the politics of gay bars, and to find the communities we desire.
The writer on the fiction of autobiography, drugs as a gateway to gender euphoria, and trans writing that remakes the world.
Chavisa Woods tells a linear but fragmented personal story of growing up and coming of age in a misogynist culture
The writer on seeking queer lineage, public sex as collective defiance, and autobiography as accumulation.
A bipolar teen on her journey from self-immolation to self-actualization.
The real-time making of an artist.
Sex as ecstasy and trap.
The author discusses Black feminist breathing, academia as access point, and writing three books that came from the same decision.
Writing personal and generational trauma.
Chris Kraus and Douglas A. Martin conjure the iconoclastic author.
Jessica Hoffmann and Peter Cochrane discuss Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore’s new memoir The End of San Francisco.