By Allison Grimaldi-Donahue

Erlkönig —after Goethe

Iphis and Ianthe’s Thing

Lesbian Genealogies

/ Samantha Pious and Company / Queer Translation
Psappha, pourquoi la bienheureuse Aphrodita …? — Psappha   L’automne est pareil aux étés où […]

Queen Mob’s Tea Party in NEW YORK!

/ Allison Grimaldi-Donahue / Misc
  Join us for an evening of readings, beer, wine and mayhem! Hope we see […]

A Series of Palimpsests

Being Queer in the Soviet Union

The Northeastern Wolf

/ Regina Ernst / Fiction
On news radio, Buena had heard about a lone male wolf that was traversing the […]

Confessions of a Diseased Mind

French

Japan Station No. 1 (part 2)

/ Andrew Tran / Fiction
A flurry of snow swept through the small town of Alexandria, VA, forming a thick, […]

Japan Station No. 1: Abigail’s Lover

/ Andrew Tran / Fiction
A month passed by and soon the three of us were hanging out all the […]

Sport

/ Matthew Turner / Fiction
One day last summer, having helped my mother clear her lounge in anticipation of a […]

Japan Station No.1: Anecdote No. 1

/ Andrew Tran / Fiction
Outside a coffee shop, in a back alley, Sean Taylor—a skinny, young man who always […]

The Skateboard

/ Jack Nicholls / Fiction
After thirty-six hours of negotiations nothing had changed. The two men sat indoors in heavy […]

Sheffield Beach

/ Mike McClelland (Story) Casey McClelland (Painting) / Fiction
  Two fat, dappled dachshunds greet me at the door of the beach house, baring […]

SpoDew

/ SJ Sindu / Fiction
By the second month of the Goth House Experiment, David wanted to shoot Oscar Wilde […]

Her Manhood

/ Héctor Serna Chávez / Fiction
How would an expat Mexican drag queen camped out in Amsterdam end it all? In […]

The Third Hand

/ Michael Welsh / Fiction, Misc
Michael Welsh is an artist, writer, and curator living and working in Brooklyn, NY. He […]

Lunch With Zelda

/ Malin James / Fiction
Yesterday was my last day at the National Archives. It was a good contract—lucrative and […]

The Cheese Grater

/ Genna Rivieccio / Fiction
Cheese grating is hard work. Not everyone can do it. Especially not a woman, not […]

Frank Sinatra goes flat (1953)

/ Zachary Scott Hamilton / Fiction
  If asked, Frank and Suzie wouldn’t singe, or aim. It didn’t matter by the […]

The Rainbow Chaser

/ Mary B. Sellers / Fiction
This particular boy liked the ends of rainbows. One of his favorites: taking a bottle […]

What It Takes to Love You

/ Katie M. Flynn / Fiction
Uday had his hand up my dress, an automatic rifle resting against my bare knee. […]