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October 3, 2019 5 min read

"We love to publish work from never before published writers and artists! If that’s you, submit! We publish poetry, fiction, nonfiction, young adult short stories, and visual art." Read More

David Jackson Ambrose’s 1980s Set Novel Contains Both Horror and Jubilation

Jennifer Natalya Fink

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September 13, 2019 4 min read

"Students who studied the book for a horror grad class did not see it as horror. I get that, in that it doesn’t include the traditional markers of the genre. Here, the horror is more like the ghosts of psychic trauma [...]" Read More

Poet and Performer Thomas March on Combining Poetry & Cabaret

Shane O'Neill

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September 4, 2019 9 min read

"Inserting poetry into an already full night of raucous, joyful song and spontaneity was a challenge..." Read More

New Queer Literature: A Conversation with ‘Homology Lit’

Alyssa Greene

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August 19, 2019 3 min read

"As people who have existed on the outskirts of the media, we know that seeing yourself represented in the media you consume is incredibly powerful." Read More

Aaron Hamburger on How Our Past Affects Our Sense of Now

Manuel Muñoz

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June 27, 2019 6 min read

"Even the parts of our past we romanticize were probably more complex at the time we experienced them." Read More

Joseph Cassara on Balancing Queer Tragedy and Happiness

Joseph Rey

Interviews

May 30, 2019 7 min read

"I think writers and artists need to be honest about how queer people experience the world." Read More

The Passion of Bryan Washington: On Writing and Inspiration

Nadia Awad

Interviews

May 21, 2019 7 min read

"Why sit down to write about people and places you’re not interested in? That’s just not worth it to me. You could be doing literally anything else." Read More

Academia and Queerness in Buffalo, New York During the 1980s

Rebecca Allan

Interviews

March 20, 2019 8 min read

"Forging a queer identity then—when the word 'queer' itself was still an epithet—felt like a dangerously creative and a profoundly political act." Read More