Two Poems by Malik Ameer
Little Everywhere and Big Daddy’s Bad Ass Boots “We meet again which life is this some say it’s hell some say it’s bliss some neither know nor care to glimpse... Read More
This Art Gives Life: An Interview with Queer Rebels
Kim Garcia interviews the Directors of Queer Rebels Queer Rebels is a production company that curates experimental film, music, and performance by queer and trans artists of color. Their live... Read More
Until Now Gives Way to Then: Notes on Fun Home and Fun Home the Musical
By Yardenne Greenspan It was surprisingly hard to rate Fun Home, by Alison Bechdel, on Goodreads. I’d read it last October—quite late to the game, I know—and was touched to... Read More
Against a Corrective Narrative
By Scott Dievendorf, Fiction Editor It’s a familiar narrative—our protagonist plunges into the depths of hell, witnesses a world unparalleled to that on earth (horrifying, challenging, against common virtue), undergoes... Read More
WJDC? Would Junot Díaz Cry?
Submissions Close to the Yale Series of Younger Poets, Navigating Feelings of Inferiority By Christopher Soto “When I finished [Slow Lightning by Eduardo C. Corral] I bawled. Wise and immense.”... Read More
Winter Reading Lineup
We’re proud to announce the lineup of authors for our Winter Reading: Morgan Parker Stacy Parker Le Melle R. Erica Doyle James Yeh comedy by Mike Brown See... Read More