Amanda Lee Koe’s novel is a clever mash-up of queer pulp, magical realism, time travel and body horror, with a charged serpentine sisterhood at its centre
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Amanda Lee Koe’s novel is a clever mash-up of queer pulp, magical realism, time travel and body horror, with a charged serpentine sisterhood at its centre
In his latest novel, Nate Lippens explores what it means to be an aging queer artist
REVIEW: The film’s existence raises intriguing questions about appropriate subjects for the playful machinations of French auteurs
REVIEW: Mike Fu’s novel is a coming of age mystery set between New York and Shanghai
The documentary discusses a catfisher who targeted Tegan for 16 years and the complicated nature of fan culture
REVIEW: Will Ferrell and Harper Steele’s road trip doc demonstrates what standing by loved ones actually looks like
‘SOPHIE’ is a fitting farewell that might never feel like it is enough
REVIEW: Éric Chacour’s first novel is at turns gorgeously lush and frustratingly opaque
Sarah Leavitt’s graphic memoir about her partner’s death unpacks the emotional aftermath of a loved one receiving MAiD
Katherine Packert Burke’s novel explores how little one can really understand about one’s own life while in the middle of living it
Angel B.H.’s intimate and nuanced debut novel makes a clear point: ultimately sex work is work, and work is oppressive
Page and director Dominic Savage reflect on how their intimate drama shows how we change and choose happiness
REVIEW: The Hunter Schafer film is a thrilling examination of the horrors of compulsory heterosexuality and reproduction
REVIEW: The novel is scathingly funny, painfully realistic and relentlessly critical in its view of the world
REVIEW: Lily Gladstone stars in the tender and arresting queer Indigenous drama
REVIEW: The film highlights an icon sorting out her life without the very thing that built her career
REVIEW: Sydney Hegele’s new novel is a queer take on the the genre of southern Ontario gothic literature
REVIEW: Nour Abi-Nakhoul’s debut horror novel reflects the noise and overwhelmed-ness of contemporary life