“If we can think of queerness as the embracing of, and celebration of non-normativity, science fiction can also offer new queer ways of thinking”… read more
“Sexuality, both the sexuality of the body and the sexuality of the mind, inform the geography about which Borich writes.”… read more
Screenwriter James Ivory and director Luca Guadagnino are able to transform the story of a private passion into a broader parable… read more
Le Guin’s method was taking a female lens to a genre which had previously been scried only through men’s eyes… read more
The AIDS Crisis Revisitation begins in 2008 with a noticeable increase in the creation, dissemination, and discussion of culture concerned with the early responses to HIV/AIDS… read more
“In the folk dance, a traditional tarantella sways in a rapidly increasing tempo, back and forth [….] As I worked on my debut novel named for this dance, I sometimes felt I was making no more forward progress than a tarantella dancer…”… read more
“My early readers told me I needed to focus. Yes, I wanted to write my story, but what was the story? Was there a story?”… read more
“[…] it takes hours of mental wrangling every morning to get over myself and produce, to convince myself that what I’m writing has potential and meaning and is not just the expression of a hot-headed delusion.”… read more
Parker was both an extraordinary poet on the page and a riveting performer of her work… read more
