Let’s just {redacted} on top of a pile of demonology books?

I don’t want to write about it for any other publication. I barely want to write about it for myself.

Work in Progress, Vigil, American Horror Story, Raising Kanan, NCIS: Hawai’i, Our Kind of People, Roswell New Mexico, Queen Sugar — and Merry Christmas from Niecy Nash!

Cats are Halloween-ish right? Doesn’t matter. The main thing is cats are universal and eternal and you’re lucky to be compared to one. 

More zany stuff went down at San Diego Comic-Con 2010 than you can shake a stick at, but we’ll try to shake a stick anyway. Check out the new Scott Pilgrim movie, a queer comics panel, a Whedonite tidbit and (most importantly) our own Brandy Howard in an inexplicable chicken superhero costume!

“We’ll comb desperately and hungrily through minutes upon minutes of storylines we don’t care about on shows we’ve never seen before — aliens! middle schoolers! telenovelas! big brother 10! — to reach the two-minute morsel we care about more than we probably should: the holy grail of promised homosexual content.”

THIS IS A FREJA BEHA POST. Jezebel thinks she’s gay and British Vogue is afraid of it; we think maybe it’s okay for interviews to sometimes be about other things sometimes. Also, science has now found the exact opposite of the Westboro Baptist Church, and it is the San Diego Comic Con. Thank you for all the inventive and refreshing signs, comic-con goers! Also, Marisa Meltzer wants to know where the Darias are at, transgender protections for housing in the US, more recognition of GLBTQ people in rural Ireland, and Thomas Beattie’s third child!

“When I read the interviews I’m like this doesn’t sound funny at all. But I swear it is. Just watch the show.”

You probably didn’t learn this in your Gender Studies class, and that’s because I made it up.

This should be chill.

This community would be so boring if we all had the same stories. And there’s no such thing as the “right” queer story.

The more I get into D&D, the more it bleeds into my passion for television. I find myself thinking about TV character’s histories as “backstory” and accidentally calling side characters “NPCs.”

Things I was reminded of while watching this episode: the serial killer gene, cannibal meat pies, and Andy Cohen existing in the Archieverse.

If you can guess all of them I’ll be very impressed! 

2020 was terrible in every way except for queer books. There were so many amazing queer books published this year! Here are 67 of the best of them.

“I rate this article 69/69!”

A collage of three queer TV characters reading books. Elena from One Day at a Time, Left to right: Willow from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Bette from The L Word.

Every asexual person has a moment when the recognition sets in. Those moments would come a lot easier if asexuality was more prominent in pop culture.

If this were completely honest, it would just be Buffy the Vampire Slayer listed ten times.

The same character who won all the other rounds of voting, actually.