Writer and philosopher Paul B. Preciado has created an unusual paean to freedom
Eli Cugini
Eli Cugini (they/them) is a UK-based writer, bookseller and expert on sad French novels with lesbians in them. You can find their recent work at Autostraddle and Into the Spine, or follow them on Twitter at @uncanny_eli.
James Frankie Thomas’s ‘Idlewild’ surfaces the intense agony of not getting to be gay
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A little bit ‘The Baby-Sitters Club,’ a little bit body horror; Megan Milks’ novel is a real pre-trans trip
The prolific author talks drawing on 1990s young adult fiction, the trans book boom and the best approach to writing about eating disorders
Ignored for 40 years, Kay Dick’s paranoid dystopian novel ‘They’ rings true today
A bisexual writer and editor who was ahead of her time, Kay Dick’s prescient oeuvre deserves reappraisal
The troubled golden age of trans literature
Despite recent successes, a growing chorus of trans writers are asking tough questions, like where’s the nuance and context in literary criticism, and who’s holding the publishing industry to account?
Trans in isolation: Four non-binary and trans folks on the realities of COVID-19
From the courage to come out, to freedom from misgendering, to the pains of quarantine dysphoria