Queer theory and video games might be considered by some to be an odd combination. But this anthology showcases both the interesting areas where the two fields overlap and explorations of the areas where there is tension. Read More
This is not another pity-party book written by someone with a life-threatening illness. Instead, Brenner’s writing provides a map for future activists and organizers. Read More
The basic tenet of the artfully edited The American Isherwood by James J. Berg and Chris Freeman (University of Minnesota...
The Straight Line is a socio-cultural exploration of the rise and fall of the ex-gay and reorientation therapy movement Read More
June 26, 2015 marked the historic moment when the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage. A...
Thoreson tells us that he wants to critically look at how a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in the West functions and how, ultimately, its articulation of LGBT human rights gains legitimacy and global significance. Read More
In her memoir, Cogswell details the assembly, growth, and eventual demise of the legendary dyke activist collective. Read More
Katsushika Hokusai is best known for “The Great Wave Off Kanagawa,” a masterpiece of Japanese woodblock prints, ukiyo-e. And even though...
As public opinion has grown increasingly favorable of same-sex marriage, why has the issue become more contentious for the communities it aims to “serve”? Read More
Perhaps the best way to approach Christopher Isherwood in America: Middlebrow Queer (University 0f Minnesota Press) by Jaime Harker is one idea...
