A collection of short stories based around horror and queer desire.
Category: Are There Lesbians?
The Song of Achilles
It's the story of the Iliad, and the youth of Achilles, if it was told as a romance from the perspective of Patroclus
Good Manners
A woman raises the werewolf son of her former lover.
Area X: The Southern Reach Trilogy
Area X has been cut off from the world. It's existence only known to a few, it is hopelessly researched by the Southern Reach - an organisation that soon proves just as unknowable and strange as Area X itself.
An Accident of Stars
Saffron feels powerless. She is stuck at a school filled with boys whose idea of entertainment is snapping bras and flipping skirts, with a principal whose motto seems to be "boys will be boys." So she can't really be blamed for following Gwen, the older, elegant, takes-no-shit world-walker through a rip in space and into Kena, a world recovering from a civil war where the good guys accidentally put the bad guy on the throne.
The Beauty
The world has been without women since a plague destroyed them decades ago. But then, in the graveyards and the woods, a yellow fungus begins to grow in the shape of the dead women's bodies. They are the Beauty and they will be loved. TW: body horror, sexual violence, dubious consent, abuse, mention of homophobia
The Poppy War
Rin is a war-orphan, destined for nothing more than to be married off by her opium-peddling guardians in order to advance their business. But then she aces the Keju – the Empire-wide test to find the most talented youth to learn at the Academies – and works her way into the most prestigious military Academy, Sinegard. With war brewing on the horizon, Rin’s acceptance into the academy is only the beginning especially when she learns that the ancient powers of shamanism aren’t so ancient after all, and that Rin has an uncanny aptitude for them…
Avengers: Infinity War
The Avengers face their greatest threat yet in an event that will make or break the Marvel Universe.
Janelle Monáe is the Queer Hero We Need and Deserve
Janelle Monáe’s new album Dirty Computer dropped today and if you think I haven’t been listening to it on endless repeat then you, my friend, are sorely mistaken and also probably are unaware of how amazing an album it is. Don’t worry, by the end of this review you will be very aware. It has …
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Wotakoi: Love is Hard for an Otaku
Two Otaku couples navigate their relationships and their love of anime and games while also trying to maintain a normal front in their Tokyo office jobs.
