The Most Honest Book About Homosexuals: Patricia Highsmith’s Diaries and Notebooks
By 1945, she had slept with six of her eight closest friends. The L Word starts to look like a model for healthy relationships.
queer lit
Illustrator Ned Asta Talks ‘The Faggots and Their Friends Between Revolutions’
Asta on queer youth exploring gender: “It makes me want to live more,” she says, “it makes me want to learn everything I can."
Loss and Laughs: Torrey Peters’ ‘Detransition, Baby’
Through Reese, Ames, and others Peters covers the idea of trans lineage, the difference between being a white trans girl and a black trans girl, Sex and the City, Oppression Olympics, “consent or whatever,” assigning pathology to someone you don’t like, baby transes, class, trans funerals as social events, and emotional labor all in a thick haze of irony and sincerity in equal measure.
