Angel B.H.’s intimate and nuanced debut novel makes a clear point: ultimately sex work is work, and work is oppressive
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adrienne maree brown offers loving course corrections for a world on the brink
The “Emergent Strategy” author on turning toward each other in moments of conflict, and getting to know her favourite tree
Black lesbian poet Cheryl Clarke shares her life’s work in new collection
With “Archive of Style,” Clarke cements her place in the Black feminist poetry canon
Taking a closer look at the history of queer women’s spaces
Author, journalist and podcaster June Thomas’ new book, “A Place of Our Own,” tells the stories of six spaces that helped define queer women’s culture
Walter Scott on alter egos, elder Millennials and knowing when to give up
With ‘The Wendy Award,’ Scott is stepping away from his beloved titular character—for now
In ‘The Default World,’ Naomi Kanakia skewers the hypocrisy of progressive rich kids
REVIEW: The novel is scathingly funny, painfully realistic and relentlessly critical in its view of the world
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