Tag: Dan Lopez

Lesbian Video Games, Edmund White on Beauty, and More LGBT News

Ellen Hart named 2017 Grand Master, how sex became a “four-letter word,” and Lilah Suzanne on growing up in the South

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‘Our Young Man’ by Edmund White

Edmund White’s new novel examines the costs of maintaining a facade

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‘Fox Tooth Heart’ by John McManus

John McManus’s new collection Fox Tooth Heart is a gripping, often tragic meditation on the vast distance between inner life and outer expectations

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“Bendova Like I Told Ya”: Big Freedia and the Healing Power of Contradiction

Ease with contradiction would appear to be a kind of puckish response to systemic disenfranchisement

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On Plague and the Queer Art of Absurdist History: Larry Kramer’s ‘The American People’

As much as The American People purports to historical authenticity, Kramer’s tome is primarily a masterpiece of the queer art of legend making, a natural byproduct of our occluded historical visibility

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‘Mundo Cruel’ by Luis Negrón

Mundo Cruel is a shrewd celebration of subversion, to be sure, but for all its bravado the broader point here is a quiet reaffirmation that we all possess the innate capacity to subvert the status quo.

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‘The Marbled Swarm’ by Dennis Cooper

Structured like a gruesome Möbius strip, Dennis Cooper’s latest novel, The Marbled Swarm (Harper Perennial), is a carnivalesque switchback of secret passageways, incest, cannibalism and a haunting sense of isolation.

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