In Perfect Beasts, the Lucio Case, Mariana Komiseroff tells a nonfiction account of one of the stories that shocked Argentina. In this interview, she analyzes violence against children, beyond the stigma. "It's a political moment in which hatred of children comes from the State."
Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam builds a defense against intolerance through fiction and humor. We interview the French writer, celebrated by Paul Preciado. Why her characters explode the gender binary and offer a possible desire for everyone.
Interview with Julieta Sverdlick, author of When You Want, You Can Destroy Me (Metrópolis, 2024). The novel narrates the awakening of love between two girls. It discusses the power of representations, bodies, and identities.
25 LGBT+ themed books recommended by our community. If you know of others you'd like to share, please add them in the comments.
A preview of *With My Memory I Lit the Fire*, the biography of artist Mónica Briones Puccio, murdered on July 9, 1984, in Santiago. The book commemorates Lesbian Visibility Day in Chile in her honor. It weaves together memory, art, lesbian feminism, testimonies, case files, and a play of mirrors through which the author, activist Erika Montecinos, journeyed.
Interview with writer Yobaín Vázquez Bailón, winner of the José Revueltas National Young Novel Prize (Mexico). LGBT+ literature, uncomfortable categories, characters, and meanings of fiction.
Why the book Our Codes is a contribution to the symbolic and historical construction of trans memory.
Lucas Grimson bears the marks of the 2001 generation. “We were asking ourselves what place we could have in feminism instead of asking ourselves what place feminism could have in us.” Interview about his book: Disputing the Present.
After documenting his transition on social media, Gabriel Sepúlveda – YouTuber, TikToker and streamer – publishes his first book and challenges some ideas about the dead name: «From Gabriela to Gabriel».
Gracia Trujillo, queer feminist activist and professor of Sociology, analyzes what is happening with feminisms and identity logics, regarding her book: Queer feminism is for everyone.
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