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Ask Me Whether or Not I’m Trans
Like “Ranma ½,” my gender euphoria transcends the limits of masculine and feminine
Mar 23 2023 - Addie Tsai
8 Novels With Characters Who Go to Therapy
Therapy is far from a cure-all—in fact, it might just lead you deeper down the rabbit hole
Mar 22 2023 - Lisa Zhuang
Queer Villains Are Vital to Understanding Queer History
“White Lotus”, “Benediction”, and the long legacy of deliciously sinister sexual deviants
Mar 21 2023 - Robert Stinner
A Turkish Woman’s Dreams of Being a Writer in Berlin Faces An Expiration Date
Nazlı Koca's novel "The Applicant" examines who has the privilege of living as an artist
Mar 16 2023 - Amy Omar
8 Novels About Complicated Queer Relationships
Rafael Frumkin, author of "Confidence," recommends stories that celebrate and normalize queerness
Mar 3 2023 - Rafael Frumkin
Everywhere I Look, No One Looks Like Me
Disability Studies and fiction helped me stop searching my pigment for meaning
Feb 28 2023 - Jessica L. Pavia
9 Books That Rethink Our Narratives About Health and Healing
Illness is complicated—and there's no template for recovery
Feb 23 2023 - Maggie Laurel Boyd
10 Afro-Latina Writers You Should Read Right Now
Poets, fiction writers, and memoirists who capture what it’s like to inhabit multiple identities
Feb 6 2023 - Jennifer Maritza McCauley
On (Not) Discovering Disability in the World of Jane Austen
Disabled characters are present in Austen’s novels, but largely invisible in her cinematic remakes
