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
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In his latest novel, Nate Lippens explores what it means to be an aging queer artist
Katherine Packert Burke’s novel explores how little one can really understand about one’s own life while in the middle of living it
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In “Wild Failure,” the poet and novelist challenges queer femme erasure in fiction
REVIEW: Sydney Hegele’s new novel is a queer take on the the genre of southern Ontario gothic literature
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New year, new ink? Check out some picks for artists to inspire your next tattoo
When it comes to traditional Indigenous tattoos, Two-Spirit artists are “genderqueering the practice”
For queer tattoo artists and customers alike, erotic designs can be a powerful way to affirm identities and show strength amid an increasingly hostile political climate
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Non-binary tattoo artist Cedre Csillagi is mobilizing tattooers to give back through a project called A Thousand Pansies
Queerness in so many ways is about self-determination. As we explore in our new series, “Queer Ink,” so are tattoos
REVIEW: With “Chrysalis,” Anuja Varghese’s protagonists reject fairy-tale lives, embracing the unexpected
Jamie Diaz discovered her queerness and artistry at the same time—probably not a coincidence
Artist, performer and writer Lauren John Joseph talks about getting beyond mere trans representation