Category: Fiction & Essays
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A Public Apology to Siksika Nation (AA Bronson, Toronto Biennial of Art)
A Public Apology to Siksika Nation is an artistic research project by AA Bronson towards Indigenous reconciliation. Bronson’s great-grandfather, the Rev. J. W. Tims, was the first Anglican missionary to arrive on the Siksika Nation. Part of the Blackfoot Confederacy, the Nation was one of five First Nations to sign the seventh treaty between the Crown and the First…
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Translation: Only In Germany, by Fabian Wolff (Die Zeit)
I translated this remarkable essay by Fabian Wolff about being a Jew in Germany – and the attacks on Jewish pluralism in Germany from the people who claim to be the Jews’ biggest defenders.
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A Queer Anthology of Healing (Pilot Press)
A story of mine, previously published in SAND Journal, will appear in Pilot Press’ “Queer Anthology of Healing,” alongside work by Lubaina Himid, Dodie Bellamy, Kevin Killian, Helen Cammock, Mary Manning, Timothy Thornton, Wayne Koestenbaum, Chuck Nanney, Fanny Howe, Monique Mouton, D Mortimer, Verity Spott, Clay AD, Edward Thomasson, Paul Lee and more. UK: order from…
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Larry Kramer’s Great Expectations (Literary Hub)
An essay about the complicated life and written legacy of the writer and AIDS activist Larry Kramer.
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Considering Garth Greenwell’s Revolutionary Erotics (Literary Hub)
An essay on Garth Greenwell’s new collection Cleanness, and the sex and politics within.
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A Female Composer Makes History With ‘Orlando’ in Vienna (New York Times)
Olga Neuwirth’s new adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s gender-crossing novel is the first work by a woman at the Vienna State Opera.
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Time Is A Queer Thing (Media Guru)
A zine featuring my text on queer art, and images by Sholem Krishtalka, Florian Hetz, and Peter Welz, published by AA Bronson’s Media Guru Editions. USA/Canada: Buy online from Printed Matter. Europe: Buy directly from me. An excerpt: I was talking with a friend once about queer mentors and I said I felt lucky to have so…
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‘Licht’ Unleashes a Helicopter String Quartet (New York Times)
A preview of Stockhausen’s ‘aus LICHT,’ a new production at the Holland Festival pushing the boundaries of technical and musical possibility.
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I Embrace You All: Ronald M. Schernikau and the Queer Left (LA Review of Books)
With Nicholas Courtman, an introduction (for the first time in English) to the work of the brilliant German gay writer Ronald M. Schernikau, who attempted to lay out a gay politics that would open him to the world rather than fating him to a specific lot within it: an identity politics not constructed to elaborate…