A Queer Aperture: Mia Nakano and the Visibility Project
by Cecca Ochoa, Editor Mia Nakano is a photographer, served as the founding photo editor for Hyphen Magazine, and is currently the lead artist for the Visibility Project. In... Read More
Representing Difference In Writing – The Rumpus
The Rumpus has posted a thoughtful essay by Delaney Nolan about writing poor, black characters as a white fiction writer. The purpose of good literature, as far as I can... Read More
The Gray Area: Gentrification in Manhattan's Hamilton Heights
by Alexandra Watson, Editor-in-Chief As a mixed-race graduate student at Columbia living in Hamilton Heights, a neighborhood in Harlem destined for “urban renewal,” my relationship to the word... Read More
"EXTRAÑO," by Esteban Cabeza de Baca
Apogee presents our first Visual Arts Overshare,* from Issue Two: “EXTRAÑO,” by Esteban Cabeza de Baca. EXTRAÑO Esteban Cabeza de Baca Oil on canvas, 12″ × 9″
Donate To Our Kickstarter, Feel Good!
Donate To Our Kickstarter, Feel Good! For Apogee Issue 3, we’re bringing you more great writing from authors you do know and from lots that you should know. We’ll also... Read More
Notes from "A Guide to Drag Kinging", by Franny Choi
Apogee Journal is pleased to share the first nonfiction piece in our Overshare series,* Franny Choi’s Notes from “A Guide to Drag Kinging.” “AS YOU PROWL the sidewalk, cross... Read More