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July Theme Table — Persistent Voices: Writers Lost to AIDS and Those Left to Remember
After a month of pride and celebrations, we’re taking July to honor the memory of the creativity and talent that was lost to the AIDS/HIV crisis, and those who work to preserve their memory.
Book Review: “The Town of Babylon,” by Alejandro Varela
Babylon boasts all the hallmarks of suburbia: strip malls, single-family homes, and almost no sidewalks in sight. Andrés hates it. He grew up as one of the few low-income and non-white students in his Catholic high school, sneaking around with his classmate, Jeremy, to make out secretly in basements and the backseats of cars. Now,…
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Book Review: “Monstrilio,” by Gerardo Sámano Córdova
What do monsters have to do with queer books? From Frankenstein’s monster to Nosferatu to the most obscure of X-Files cryptids, monsters are threats to “normal” straight society. There’s definitely rich analysis to be had about the historical associations between queerness and monstrosity. But monster media is also so much fun. Any Jennifer’s Body devotee…
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National Poetry Month! — queer & feminist poetry
Happy National Poetry Month! T.S. Eliot says that “April is the cruellest month, breeding / Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing / Memory and desire,” and whether or not you agree with him, surely reading some queer poetry can help you navigate the delirium and rebirth of Spring. Here is a list of 30 outstanding…