This week marks the 50th anniversary of Betty Friedman’s The Feminine Mystique, a groundbreaking novel first published in 1963 that...
B.J. Epstein, lecturer at the University of East Anglia, UK, asks us to consider representations of LGBT characters in literature...
What do “The Man in the Arrow Shirt” and the original “Blue Haired Lady” have in common? As Rodger Streitmatter...
There are plenty of ghosts in New York City. And this PRIDE, we take a measure of what poets are...
The irony, of course, is that Pariah is a fairly straightforward coming-of-age tale. The pathos is one of hard-earned familiarity. As Audre Lorde would say, “There are no new pains. We have felt them all.” Even still, to see those growing pains honored is a radical offering. Read More
“There is queer activism in the African diaspora and wherever that movement is, there is always cultural production.” I was...
Lambda Award Finalist “I am the face of one of your fears. Because I am a woman, because I am...
Charlotte A. Cavatica If you had only your writing tools, a few months, and a mere five words to save...
