The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth (2012). New York: Balzer + Bray.
Author: Wolfram-J VK
Mean Girls
Look. I almost said no when they said we’d be dissecting Mean Girls, because nobody I ever knew thought it was queer enough for a queer film club. Ever. Sure it had its queer aspects and sure it was quotable as heck. And sure every generation of twink since has idolised that toxic, teen girl mentality. But was that enough?…
Book Review: Less
Less by Andrew Sean Greer (2018). Sydney: Hachette. Content warnings for plot spoilers and nerd talk.
Not a Rabbit
A solemn night in, wondering why I have to be so adrift in the world. Why nothing stable hangs around long enough for me to hold on to it. I’m always one step forward and three steps back. Why? Tonight a friend reached out to me for that same thing, a similar need and a similar story, and suddenly… I…
Book Review: Autoboyography
Autoboyography by Christina Lauren (2018). Content warnings for plot spoilers, mention of ex-gay therapy, and feelings (ew, gross).
Book Review: Boy Erased
Boy Erased by Garrard Conley (2018). Courtesy content warning for spoilers, mention of harm and suicide, and Troye Sivan ‘acting’.
Book Review: Ironbark
Ironbark by Jay Carmichael (2018). Content warnings for plot spoilers and death.
Q!C#6: The Gay™
Issue #6’s call-for-contributors will close October 31st. Read here to find out more about this project.
Queer Literature Night
Brisbane is alive with queer creatives doing amazing things, and that’s never been clearer than in 2018. Brands like Hung Dada (Ethan Waghorn), DVRX (Joel Devereux), and Silver Sircus have become household names among queer Brisbanites with festivals like MELT, Anywhere Theatre, and Digital Writers Festival doing a fantastic job of showcasing our emerging artists. This year I was privileged enough…
