Queer Objects by Chris Brickell; Judith Collard
An international academic collection examining the objects — ancient to digital — that have shaped and reflected queer lives across history and cultures.
An international academic collection examining the objects — ancient to digital — that have shaped and reflected queer lives across history and cultures.
Thai lesbian identities and relationships explored through scholarly essays and cultural analysis in Southeast Asian context.
Three Jewish teens use coded art and secret pen-pal messages to resist an authoritarian regime.
A lesbian adventure romance set on the Zambezi River, where two women confront what’s been holding them back — in whitewater and in life.
A theoretical examination of queer friendship as a subversive and transformative social structure.
A young girl navigates intense friendships and psychological repression at a strict Catholic convent.
A soldier and a magical weapon fall in love during a global war.
A media studies analysis of how Bravo, Logo, and digital fan cultures transformed queer television from niche to mainstream in the early 2000s
A groundbreaking historical study drawing on newly opened East German archives to document the systematic Nazi persecution and murder of gay men and lesbians, 1933–45.
A cultural history of lesbian camp in midcentury America, tracing five queer archetypes across comics, pulp fiction, television, and drive-in cinema.