Natalie Adler and Sarah Schulman talk about AIDS history and querying agents with the phrase “dyke about town.” | Lit Hub In Conversation Why readers still fall in love with Mr. Darcy, even after 2…
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Natalie Adler and Sarah Schulman talk about AIDS history and querying agents with the phrase “dyke about town.” | Lit Hub In Conversation
Why readers still fall in love with Mr. Darcy, even after 200 years. | Lit Hub Criticism
“The things I could not say, Satrapi finally said for me.” What Marjane Satrapi means to Naz Riahi as an Iranian in exile. | Lit Hub Memoir
Sara Youngblood Gregory looks at the speculative possibilities of queer literature and the last decade of AIDS writing. | Lit Hub…
Emily Temple reads every summer reading list (so you don’t have to). | Lit Hub Reading Lists Everything you didn’t think you…
How is queer history “admitted to the historical record?” Demetris Papadimitropoulos on Tennessee Williams, Daniel Ciba’s Blue…
Sophie Lewis examines the phenomenon of heterofatalism. | Lit Hub Politics If you want a job as an astronaut, you need to nail…
Through layers of loss and sorrow, Fatemeh Shams remembers Marjane Satrapi: “Marjane reminded me, as her work often does, that in…
“She does not lack a sex. The clothes she wears are just one of the ways in which a woman choosing to play by her own rules can…
