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New in May: Vivek Shraya, Ali Smith, John Waters, and John Glynn Edit Team News May 9, 2019 8 min readNew month, new books... Read More
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Julietta Singh on the Passion of Queer Theory Daphne Sidor Interviews February 3, 2019 7 min read"For me, theory has never been something that simply accounts for the world, but a form of active engagement that gives rise to other ways of inhabiting and imaging this and other worlds." Read More
Three LGBTQ Middle Grade Novels About Self-Acceptance and Inner Strength Monica Carter Opinion January 29, 2019 2 min readWith middle grade books increasing in scope and availability, a growing number of middle grade novels are featuring diverse protagonists Read More
What the South Made of Three Queer Authors and What They Make of the South Edit Team Opinion January 24, 2019 12 min read"Growing up gay in the Bible Belt undeniably shaped us, but how deep do Southern roots penetrate our fiction as adults?" Read More
