Spring/Summer, 2008
Volume 49,
Issue 1and 2
order for $15


Introduction, by John Emil Vincent


For All the Freaks of the World, a poem by Rafael Campo

Yankee Doodle Dandy, essay by Henry Abelove

from The Vermont Notebook, a collaboration between John Ashbery
and Joe Brainard


Eddying, essay by Michael Moon

Transitions; No Rain; Girlfriend, poems by Eileen Myles

My Friend Goo, a story by Shelley Jackson

Studies for My Lincoln, art by Lee Gordon

Every Queer Thing We Know, essay by Lisa Henderson

Breeding Culture: Barebacking, Bugchasing, Giftgiving,
essay by Tim Dean

Giving Away, Giving Over: A Conversation with
Judith Butler, by Judith Butler and Thomas Dumm

Lettera amorosa; GHAZAL: min al-hobbi ma khatal;
GHAZAL: dar al-harb, poems by Marilyn Hacker

AGAPE, essay by Michael D. Snediker

Kouros; The Wall, poems by Robin Becker

Moments of Shared Glamour: A Conversation,
by Gregg Bordowitz and Liza Johnson


A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Landscape; “The city
of Boston...”; Homosexuality, poems by Jack Spicer

Here Comes the Kiss: A Conversation between
Laylah Ali and Allan Isaac, art by Laylah Ali

My So-Called Crime, essay by Kevin Kopelson

Recovered Blue; Taken, poems by Elaine Sexton

Conversions: Around Tintoretto, essay
by Jonathan Goldberg
*For color reproductions of paintings included in the issue, click on appropriate links below:
Caravaggio; Tintoretto; Castelfranco; Tintoretto.


Play/Replay, a poem by Frank Bidart

Queer Little Gods: A Conversation, by
Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick & Michael D. Snediker

 

   
 

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