Keith Glaeske Archives

September 27, 2018 2 min read

For a man under a curse, Nerites certainly doesn’t act like it: he never bemoans his fate, nor simply accepts it in a stoic fashion; rather, he unapologetically glories in the endless feast of male flesh. Read More

‘Country’ by Jeff Mann

Keith Glaeske

Fiction Romance

February 6, 2017 2 min read

Brice Brown, country music star & protagonist of Jeff Mann’s Country, has little to be thankful for. After battling self-pity, self-loathing, religious bigotry, and just general small-town small-mindedness, Brice finally ascends from the downward spiral when a fan visits him on New Year’s Day. Read More

‘The Photographer’s Truth’ by Ralph Josiah Bardsley

Keith Glaeske

Reviews Romance

October 26, 2016 2 min read

Bardley allows the relationship between the two men to develop at a believable pace; as the narrative unfolds, we gradually learn more about the two men at the center of the story, and how they evolve over the course of the romance Read More

‘Night Sweats’ by Tom Cardamone

Keith Glaeske

Reviews Speculative Fiction

May 13, 2016 2 min read

Short these stories may be, but that doesn’t mean that they’re lightweight Read More

‘Rebels’ by Jeff Mann

Keith Glaeske

Poetry Reviews

February 1, 2016 3 min read

In time for the sesquicentennial of the ending of the American Civil War, Jeff Mann has given us Rebels, a volume of poetry inspired by those four bloody years, seen through a queer lens Read More

‘Parade’ by Michael Graves

Keith Glaeske

Fiction Reviews

December 31, 2015 2 min read

Like a pair of mismatched fraternal twins, the cousins Reggie Lauderdale and Elmer Mott form the literary odd couple at...

‘The Boys from Eighth and Carpenter’ by Tom Mendicino

Keith Glaeske

Fiction Reviews

September 1, 2015 2 min read

Tom Mendicino's latest novel explores the bonds of brotherhood, literal and metaphoric, between two brothers who on the surface appear so dissimilar Read More

‘The Man With the Overcoat’ by David Finkle

Keith Glaeske

Fiction Reviews

May 3, 2015 2 min read

It is October, on an ordinary Tuesday evening (at 6:18 PM, to be precise) and Edward “Skip” Gerber has just...

‘JD’ by Mark Merlis

Keith Glaeske

Fiction Reviews

April 7, 2015 2 min read

Jonathan Ascher, an acclaimed 1960s radical novelist and poet, has been dead for thirty years and all but forgotten when...

‘Daydreamers’ by Jonathan Harper

Keith Glaeske

Fiction Reviews

March 15, 2015 2 min read

Jonathan Harper's debut collection Daydreamers is aptly named: each story contains the ruminations of young men drifting through their lives, either making bad choices or failing to choose Read More

Reviews

Unearthing Queer Archive in Early 1990’s West Palm Beach, Florida

The Mars House: Science Fiction and the Hazards of Imagination

Maps of Belonging: Italian Trans Geographies

Random

The Queerness of Robots

Features

Unearthing Queer Archive in Early 1990’s West Palm Beach, Florida

Maps of Belonging: Italian Trans Geographies

Dreaming up a Hopeful Future: A Conversation with Grist authors on queer climate fiction

Interviews

Bonds & Boundaries: A Conversation with Dale Corvino

Dreaming up a Hopeful Future: A Conversation with Grist authors on queer climate fiction

“What if it was both and all of the above?”: An interview with CJ Hauser

Excerpts

An Excerpt from Sleep Tight Satellite: Stories by Carol Guess

Read This! Excerpt from the delicacy of embracing spirals by mimi tempestt

Read This! Excerpt from American Gospel by Miah Jeffra

‘The Lurid Sea’ by Tom Cardamone

‘Country’ by Jeff Mann

‘The Photographer’s Truth’ by Ralph Josiah Bardsley

‘Night Sweats’ by Tom Cardamone

‘Rebels’ by Jeff Mann

‘Parade’ by Michael Graves

‘The Boys from Eighth and Carpenter’ by Tom Mendicino

‘The Man With the Overcoat’ by David Finkle

‘JD’ by Mark Merlis

‘Daydreamers’ by Jonathan Harper

Unearthing Queer Archive in Early 1990’s West Palm Beach, Florida

The Mars House: Science Fiction and the Hazards of Imagination

Maps of Belonging: Italian Trans Geographies

The High Stakes of Young Adulthood: A Review of Idlewild by James Frankie Thomas

People Collide by Isle McElroy: A Review

Reviewing Bad Gays; or how we use the past to shape the future

A Review of Cassandra Khaw’s The Salt Grows Heavy

If property is theft, then what is a photograph? A Review of The Unintended by Monica Huerta