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Exhibit 1: Peter Hujar — L.A. Leere

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Palermo Catacombs #7 (Two Girls Together) Sisters, probably, hopefully—uncomfortably morbid if friends, not that the baseline morbidity of […]

@MinorLits 29/05/2024 Essays

Queer Reverie, or, What’s Behind Sebastian’s Loincloth — Francis Keaton

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A brief description of the work: a Dionysiac ((effeminate))(((queer object of desire))) man clutches a tree,Sighing as his […]

@MinorLits 13/12/2023 Essays

Festival of Queer Literature in Spanish in London 2023: An Interview with Jorge Gárriz — Silvia Rothlisberger

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Jorge Gárriz is the founder and curator of the Festival of Queer Literature in Spanish in London, a […]

@MinorLits 22/11/2023 Interviews

The Story of the Paper Crown [excerpt] — Józef Czechowicz (tr. Frank Garrett)

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Henryk is speaking: A man can do so very little and all too much. . . On a […]

@MinorLits 19/10/2023 Fiction

Where I Come From — Glenn Bech, trans. Matthew Travers

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Where I come from, sex is something you have. That is, if you’re not ugly.* Where I come […]

@MinorLits 28/06/2022 Essays

The Momus Questionnaire — Okechukwu Nzelu

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Okechukwu Nzelu’s first novel, The Private Joys of Nnenna Maloney, won a Betty Trask Award, was shortlisted for the Desmond […]

@MinorLits 11/09/2020 Interviews

The Dangerous Art of Dennis Cooper: an interview with Diarmuid Hester, author of Wrong: A Critical Biography of Dennis Cooper, by Paul Jonathan

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In a career spanning five decades, Dennis Cooper has become emblematic of transgressive literature, going where few in […]

@MinorLits 16/07/2020 Interviews

Orphan Worlds: An Interview with Giuseppe Caputo — Silvia Rothlisberger

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An Orphan World is Giuseppe Caputo’s first novel and it tells the love story of two men: a […]

@MinorLits 11/02/2020 Interviews

“Nature is complex, beautiful and terrifying” — An interview with Luke Turner, by Thom Cuell

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Luke Turner’s memoir Out of the Woods explores the author’s relationship with nature, religion, sexuality and childhood trauma. […]

@MinorLits 21/01/2020 Interviews

Stand Up and Be Counted Realness — An Interview with Niven Govinden, by Thom Cuell

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Niven Govinden’s fifth novel, This Brutal House, is an elegiac and politically engaged portrait of New York’s vogue […]

@MinorLits 06/06/2019 Interviews

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