Death and the Bachelor

"The fox appeared at Christopher White’s front door in the swirl of a February storm. Its tail black-tipped. Its coat slick, matted with water. A notch in its left ear. Incandescent eyes."

The Fox's Visit

"Within this single paragraph, Nathan encapsulates an idea central to his novel: that joyful expressions of queer sexuality, historically subject to enforced secrecy and erasure, should instead be celebrated and commemorated."

“A Path to Happiness”: Commemorating Sex in Patrick Nathan’s The Future Was Color 

Oliver Quick Is Determined To Get Rich Or Die Trying

All of Us Strangers...is a time-bending, supernatural exploration of grief and the darker shades of queer life, which ultimately poses substantive questions about how struggles with queer identity have persisted over time.

Queer People Still Struggle To Find Support, Meaning, and Connection

Eat it With a Spoon: On Mitchell Leisen's 'Easy Living' & 'Midnight'

"The evil gays of The White Lotus are fictitious and cartoonishly sinister, but they also evoke queer villains of the past."

Queer Villains are Vital to Understanding Queer History

The Hours’s Queer Chronologies

The Hours and Times (1991): Almost a Love Affair

How to Adapt Edith Wharton: In Praise of Terence Davies’s The House of Mirth

Queer Criminality in Swoon and The Living End

Queer Subversion in Art and Life

Todd Haynes’ Pop Idols

Transgressive Divadom in Hedwig and the Angry Inch  by Robert Stinner : MAYDAY,Transgressive Divadom in <i>Hedwig and the Angry Inch</i> <br> by Robert Stinner - MAYDAY

The Musical Moments of Postcards from the Edge — Crooked Marquee

We Shall Have the World: Queer Utopian Desire in 'Evening Primrose'

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