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... Focused on Chen Ruoxi’s 1986 queer Marxist novel, this chapter discusses the historical context for the emergence of a body of self-stylized queer fiction in Chinese. The primary aim of this chapter is to show that Chinese queer fiction did not emerge as a result of a globalizing liberalism...

...Editors’ Introduction Cui Zi’en is China’s most controversial queer filmmaker. This volume introduces an English-language audience for the first time to a collection of Cui’s creative fiction translated from the Chinese. The introduction places Cui within the history of China’s twentieth...

... and attractions, including foreign and local, sadness and arousal, pain and pleasure, empty and full, the story advances a queer “container theory” that overflows and transcends familiar categories and expectations of gender and sexuality. queer fiction Chinese fiction binaries containers gender...

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... and openness, it comes silently. By characterizing this mental shift as the inauguration of a new era, the narrator describes sexuality with a revolutionary vocabulary that is typically reserved for socialism. queer fiction Chinese fiction coming of age erotic submission ...

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..., the story’s main characters also arrive at a renewed understanding of the social construction of gender. public toilet utopia private property propaganda queer fiction ...

... In this queer take on erotica fiction, the love triangle among Fire, Wolf, and their shared object of desire, Qi Shishi, spans decades and is nothing short of spectacular, comical, and absurd. The story contains all the elements that romantic erotica should have, but in a departure from...

... This entry takes the form of a hand-illustrated, queer auto-fiction poem. It begins with the prompt, “an American PhD researcher from the University of Tulsa spends a summer in Athens studying Greco-Islamic manuscripts where he discovers an incantation to summon a Persian demon.” This element...

... Combating the informatics of domination demands other ways to tell stories and imagine worlds. “A Cyborg Manifesto” calls up such possibilities in its invocation of Octavia E. Butler. This essay turns to N. K. Jemison’s Broken Earth Trilogy to explore how Black, queer, and decolonial...

... This chapter thinks about desire and female intimacies through their sacred affects, their illegibility and incoherence, and through the pleasures and violence which become bonds between queer women in Pakistan. In this creative non-fiction essay, I think of queerness along intersections...