LGBTQ+

A cult classic of Taiwanese queer literature, depicting the life of a group of lesbians in 1990s Taipei through a surreal and intense narrative. Written by Qiu Miaojin shortly before her tragic suicide, it captures the raw energy of post-martial law Taiwan.

The authors trace how queer criminal stereotypes shape policing, courts, and prisons, turning sexuality and gender expression into suspicion.

A monumental collection of Alison Bechdel’s beloved comic strip, documenting twenty-five years of lesbian lives, relationships, and politics with wit, heart, and incisive humor.

Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens connect wildfire evacuation, queer performance and collective care, asking how ecosexual reciprocity can confront catastrophe without erasing unequal risk.

A tender romance between two young women in Nairobi uses color, music, and everyday joy to resist a public culture in which queer love is treated as political betrayal.

A trans woman’s struggle to grieve her partner becomes a precise study of how families, medicine, police, and property law decide whose love and personhood are credible.

In her TEDxShivNadarUniversity talk, Srishti Pandey starts from the everyday life of a disabled woman to challenge inspiration narratives and connect ableism with sexual autonomy and access.