While this special issue was in production, we received the unhappy news that one of the
issue's contributors and a leading scholar in our discipline, Robert “Bob” Deam Tobin, had …

Taking into account recent developments in Germany, it seems to me that Lesbian Studies
has its future within Queer Studies-and I am convinced, it can take a self-assured role; not …

Acknowledgements I would like to acknowledge and thank the following people who were
instrumental in helping me throughout the writing process. First and foremost, I want to thank …

For someone who has a long-term investment in queer thinking as an incisive answer to the
self-serving quasi-self-evidences of hetero-patriarchal discourse and who is fascinated by …

The LGBT* QI*-acronym is used especially in queer theory and practice with all good
intentions. In this article, I argue that subsuming Inter* under umbrella terms referring to …

The LGBT* QI*-acronym is used especially in queer theory and practice with all good
intentions. In this article, I argue that subsuming Inter* under umbrella terms referring to …

This is the forty-fifth post in a series that I call,“Recovered Writing.” I am going through my
personal archive of undergraduate and graduate school writing, recovering those essays I …

… I am thrilled that Judith (Jack) Halberstam has deemed my article worthy of commentary,
and that SQS is eager to publish the whole shebang (or is it hebang?) under the pretense of …

This course will examine questions of identity and desire in a relatively small sampling of
works by, and/or about gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people. In addition to the …

Out Here originates from a series of queer studies conferences which took place in Poland
between 2002 and 2004, and includes essays, an autobiographical account, and two short …