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Mitch Kellaway
‘The Women of San Quentin: Soul Murder of Transgender Women in Male Prisons’ by Kristin Lyseggen
by Mitch Kellaway
December 21, 2015
Nonfiction
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H. Melt: On Cultivating a Community, Chicago Art, and the Future of Trans Poetry
by Mitch Kellaway
November 22, 2015
Interviews
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‘Impersonation’ by Joy Ladin
by Mitch Kellaway
October 22, 2015
Poetry
Reviews
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‘A Boy Like Me’ by Jennie Wood
by Mitch Kellaway
January 06, 2015
Reviews
Young Adult
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‘Blue,Too: More Writing By (For or About) Working-Class Queers’ Edited by Wendell Ricketts
by Mitch Kellaway
November 18, 2014
Anthology
Reviews
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‘Make Love to Rage’ by Morgan Robyn Collado
by Mitch Kellaway
October 21, 2014
Features
Poetry
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‘Man Alive: A True Story of Violence, Forgiveness and Becoming a Man’ by Thomas Page McBee
by Mitch Kellaway
September 15, 2014
Bio/Memoir
Reviews
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‘He Mele A Hilo: A Hilo Song’ by Ryka Aoki
by Mitch Kellaway
August 12, 2014
Fiction
Reviews
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‘Gephyromania’ by TC Tolbert
by Mitch Kellaway
July 29, 2014
Poetry
Reviews
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‘A Safe Girl to Love’ by Casey Plett
by Mitch Kellaway
July 20, 2014
Fiction
Reviews
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Renee James: On Writing a Trans Crime Novel
by Mitch Kellaway
June 30, 2014
Features
Interviews
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‘Beloved Pilgrim’ by Christopher Hawthorne Moss
by Mitch Kellaway
June 01, 2014
Reviews
Young Adult
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