A thrilling debut novel takes revenge on smalltown homophobia
Young Quebecois novelist Kevin Lambert kills it with his recently translated book “You Will Love What You Have Killed”
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What it’s like to nurse when you’re non-binary
In an essay from their new collection, “Like a Boy but Not a Boy,” andrea bennett reflects on the joys and limitations of non-binary parenting
Queer enchantments: Finding fairy tales to suit a rainbow of desires
Carefree escape and radical politics are spun from a surprising collection of contemporary classics
Topline: Sarah Paulson and Kamala Harris
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Sept. 25
In Nigeria, podcasts give voice to LGBTQ people
While queer and trans Nigerians remain persecuted, shows like ‘Queercity’ and ‘The Pride Diaries’ create a sense of community among the country’s LGBTQ population
Channeling alienation into a cosmic passion project
John Shepherd dreamed of contacting aliens through music he beamed into space
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Why should LGBTQ2 Canadians care about the U.S. election?
What can you expect from our next edition of Rainbow Votes 2020? Here’s The Brief for Sept. 21
7 steps to open up your relationship
Here’s some very practical advice on how to get started from someone who knows
The progressive issues that could win Joe Biden the presidency
Where the Democratic candidate stands on health care, social justice and LGBTQ2 rights—and how his positions could give him the winning edge
Toronto at its most glitteringly sad
Kristyn Dunnion’s new story collection “Stoop City” blooms with characters down on their luck
The drag queens coming out as sober
For many drag performers, the easy access to party drugs and alcohol in the queer bar scene can lead to regular substance use and addiction
Topline: Unmasked Mike Pence and Matt Bomer
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Sept. 18
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Baiting the bear: Queer Russian artists fighting to be heard
Creativity meets bravery as LGBTQ singers and bands challenge state-sponsored homophobia
20 years ago, queer women in Toronto fought the police. And won
Looking back at the women’s bathhouse raids and their aftermath, one organizer says that reforms don’t lead to real change and the only fix for policing is to abolish it
Where does ‘Drag Race’ go from here?
2020 was a year of growth, despite forces that threatened to overshadow the franchise
Eva Crocker’s queer, Canadian coming of age
In her debut novel, the Giller Prize-longlisted author explores the hypervisibility and policing of queerness—loosely based on her own experiences
4 LGBTQ2 happenings to wind you up or down right now
What to watch, read listen to or look at: Sept. 10
Topline: Who wore it better—Priyanka or Patriarch Filaret?
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Sept. 4
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