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An epistolary novel about music, trans identity, and counterculture.
An epistolary novel about music, trans identity, and counterculture.
The director of the Oscar-nominated documentary, Jesus Camp, releases her first narrative film.
The aesthetics and erotics of boundaries and portals.
In Things I Have Withheld, Kei Miller’s most personal collection to date, the Caribbean philosopher addresses “his own body and its implications.”
A novel that gives voice to the historical figure of Dr. James Miranda Barry, the nineteenth-century physician who was born Margaret Anne Bulkley, but lived their professional life as a man.
A novel about the humorous horrors of queer parenting.
Paintings and sculpture that express strength and vulnerability.
Syan Rose’s intimate conversations with a wide spectrum of queer and trans people coalesce with her art as she portrays the people she spoke with.
A preview of Brontez Purnell’s upcoming collection, 100 Boyfriends.
Part memoir, part biography, a book that plays with genre to cast new light on a revered American writer.
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.
On writing queer characters that identify themselves, and their relationships, on their own terms.
A poetry collection that is “allergically pastoral” and full of good fantasies (with a touch of pain).
How a collection of funny stories became a memoir about coming out, partying hard, and committing to the kid’s menu.
On pageantry, the contradictions of family, and writing about queer femmes.
Cypriano’s documentary Born to Be follows the profound journeys of several patients and doctors at the Mount Sinai Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery.
The writer and musician on queer representation, empathy for our younger selves, and music for our feelings.
Overlooked modernisms on display.
