In Patricia Smith’s latest poetry collection, Black people in nineteenth century America are offered new voices in searing ekphrastic monologues.
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‘It Came from the Closet’ and Stole Our Queer Hearts
Queer writers explore the frights and delights of horror films in this insightful essay anthology.
“Swan Hammer” and Poem as Prayer
A review of “Swan Hammer,” Maggie Graber’s debut poetry collection.
Could We Be Gay (and Gay) in the 1920s?
Set in the roaring twenties, ‘The Chosen and The Beautiful’ and ‘A Good Year’ bring new life to historical LGBTQ narratives.
My Lord and Lady, Your Ensemble Costume Dramas Need Lesbians
‘The Gilded Age’ and ‘Bridgerton’ suffer a shortage of same-sex smooches.
André Leon Talley is Fashion
“Wearing clothes should be a personal narrative of emotion.” – ALT
Architecture-Adjacent Attire for the Urbanist in All of Us
We can’t befriend the gargoyles atop the Chrysler Building, but we can wear them as cufflinks!
Long Live the Novelty Item
The age of minimalism has been found dead in a ditch.
Texas Freeze Dispatch: Eradicate Open Concept Floor Plans Forever
Prolonged power failure and freezing temps have reignited my loathing for this popular HGTV design.
This $25 Alligator Conquers Cramps (and Sadness)
Warmies sells a menagerie of heating pads that combine comfort and cuteness. Its alligator is my latest obsession.