Samantha Josephs’s debut literary horror novel, Carrying, is just as skeptical about the patriarchal expectations and injustices of mainstream heterosexuality as Yesteryear.
“All This Want (And I Can’t Get None)” is particularly special to me as a collection that lets Black girls be messy and lustful and humiliatingly wrong.
Ultimately, Unprecedented Times is really a story about unprecedented love — romantic, platonic, and familial — and how it creeps up on you when you least expect it.
More than lending humanity to the types of queer folks society would rather not humanize, Perverts is for the freaks and geeks after a long day of masking.
I was lucky enough to sit down with the author at Brighton’s Crossbar to discuss queer literature, how detectives have sex, and lesbians of history who were obsessed with their…
All Us Saints is hardly the first work to critique and analyze the prolific horror trope of the transgender slasher killer, but few have done so with as much courage…
Work To Do is not an exposé, but rather a workplace drama that seizes on the petty squabbles of romantic trysts, the looming threat of climate change, and what it…
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