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REVIEW: “Creep: Accusations and Confessions” is a scathing essay collection that analyzes the rotted power structures buttressing North American culture
Putting a bow on a banner year for queer and trans lit
“Renegades: San Francisco, The 1990s” captures a vital and vibrant era of queer and trans life
Our culture maven S. Bear Bergman has some terrific suggestions on navigating family drama and crafting your own traditions
ANALYSIS: While the new biopic “Maestro” embraces Bernstein’s queerness, it still leaves questions lingering
Looking for a happy cry? S. Bear Bergman has you covered
Community connections, tenuous and profound, resonate across time in these heady, heart-rending titles
REVIEW: At its best, this pedagogy of fucking makes transgressive queer desire palpable
Plus Kareem Khubchandani, W.A.W. Parker and a queer theatre series online
Writer and philosopher Paul B. Preciado has created an unusual paean to freedom
REVIEW: Chris Bergeron’s dystopian new autofiction novel delivers mixed results
The author talks life on the internet, anti-trans backlash in the U.K., and the horror of seeing your loved ones radicalized
Plus a short film on Ukraine, “Girlfriends” by Emily Zhou and I Put A Spell On You Broadway fundraiser
His new star-studded memoir dishes deflection and reflection in equal measure
Renowned trans academic McKenzie Wark blends memory, theory, fiction and myth in new memoir
REVIEW: With restrained performances and über design, Almodóvar’s new short film finally lets two gay cowboys ride off into a Technicolor sunset
“Why Mariah Carey Matters” is an ode to the Songbird Supreme and the queers who love her