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reading about genderqueer: cool anthologies

I’ve always been a huge fan of anthologies, and my passion for them has been renewed in recent years, when I realized just how many nifty queer anthologies existed.  A considerable amount of my time is dedicated to obsessively reading/watching videos about queer culture/art/people/everything (usually on the internet at 2 in the morning), and so these anthologies work well for me.  It’s nice to be able to easily access a big pile of pre-selected, pre-edited queer material.  I just picked up a neat new book the other day, “Genderqueer: Voices from Beyond the Sexual Binary” and have been impressed with it thus far.

I thought i’d share a few of my favorite anthologies that I’ve found so far.  I obtained all of these from Amazon (as to my knowledge there are no queer bookstores or lending libraries within a half day’s driving distance from where I live).

nifty queer anthologies:
genderqueer: voices from beyond the sexual binary:  a discussion of how gender is both personal and political – includes both analytical essays and personal stories.
the full spectrum:  compilation of autobiographical short stories by young queers (all under the age of 23) – all are good, but some are …

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call for queer writers

Oh!  Here’s something very important.  Kate Bornstein and S. Bear Bergman (two very talented and charming individuals who write about queer issues) are compiling an new anthology, “Gender Outlaws:  The Next Generation”, and are seeking submissions of short stories, art, poetry, etc.

The deadline for submissions is September 1, so submit soon! Check out the link below for full details and submission information.

gender outlaws:  the next generation – call …

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hello world!

Welcome all!

This website exists because we think that gender should be fun. Many people panic and try to conform to the gender binary; some panic when trying to discern the gender of others. We choose to avoid a panic cycle by viewing gender as a medium meant for play and use our blog, web comic, and art in order to subvert the binary and simply have a good time.

We (Zavi and Panda) are a genderqueer couple who are currently living in central Mississippi. We needed a space to share and expound upon all our gender-related thoughts – and here it is! Community is very important to both of us, and we would love to hear feedback from any fellow …

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