Poems that slip and jump through time.
Tag: queer
Review: Nicolas Pages by Guillaume Dustan (translated by Peter Valente and James Horton)
Pure creative force.
Review: King Of Dirt by Holden Sheppard
Greasy, dusty, hot, sweaty fun.
Review: Stag Dance by Torrey Peters
Barnstorming fictions that detonate gender shibboleths.
Review: The Orphan Gunner by Sara Knox
This queer WWII novel soars.
Review: Both by Douglas Crase
Art as science, science as art.
The Art and Ethics of Jeffrey Smart
A life of art.
Review: The Swift Dark Tide by Katia Ariel
The costs and compromises of desire.
Review: Iris by Fiona Kelly McGregor
The lesbian answer to Ned Kelly.
Review: The Selected Poems Of Frank O’Hara (edited by Donald Allen)
“Everything is in the poems,” Frank O’Hara writes in the manifesto that introduces this selection, in which he describes and … More
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