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William Burroughs Was Probably Misogynistic and Racist (But We Should Still Read His Work)

By : Genelle Chaconas January 7, 2021 Comments Off

The shelf of LGBTQ writers has grown over the decades; we occupy an entire section at Barnes and Nobles. Our history, which once would have been fragmented to past

Not Always Thicker Than Water

By : Daniel Evans January 4, 2021 Comments Off

If you’re anything at all like me, you might view the concept of family as one, big, nebulous, complicated substance of nonsense and multifaceted anxieties. Hearing through the grapevine

Can We Talk About the Word?

By : Shelonda Montgomery January 4, 2021 Comments Off

“Can we talk about the word?” Emilia says. Zahra sits, writing in her brown, leather-covered notebook in Central Park at a round, white, steel table. Her yellow dress dances

Yellow

By : Grace Hasson January 4, 2021 Comments Off

Mae’s wife loves yellow roses. In fact, she loves the color yellow in all forms. The sweet scent of honeysuckle blesses her with a yellow glow from strolling through

Lighthouse

By : Former Contributor January 4, 2021 Comments Off

At that moment I was at peace in the center I was the eye of the storm Intrigued by your beacon of light The voyage to the lighthouse was

I Went to the Sky and Back

By : Grace Hasson December 28, 2020 Comments Off

The Sun and Moon were of the same Heavenly flesh. Cut from each other, weathered lovers sewn together, but ripped apart by the Red Sky’s envy. They walked hot

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