Care, queerness and the Global South: Imagining pluriversal literary and political discourses
Abhinav Bhardwaj
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 1-6.

“Society is not built for me”: The seven components of compulsory sexuality as mechanisms of inequality for the asexual community
Cora Saxenberger
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 7-23.

Between nature and nurture: Paradoxes of masculinity in times of turmoil
Sofia Aboim
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 24-38.

Men in crisis (and women in pain): The dual didacticism of contemporary Irish masculinist monologue drama
Ciara Whelan
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 39-48.

Incelosphere: Incels, masculinities, and homicide in public discourse
Ellen O’Sullivan
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 49-62.

(Re)imagining the Sci-fi Hero in Leviathan Wakes and This is How You Lose the Time War: Queer narrative as the path to new, revolutionary futures
Keev Boyle-Darby
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 63-77.

Silenced women: Sexual orientation, biomedical discourses, and menopause
Alexa MacDermot
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 78-86.

El ‘metreo’: espacios móviles de homosocialización homoerótica en la Ciudad de México
Diego Nava Harker
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 87-99.

“Having so much sex makes finding love impossible”: The Normal Heart, polemics, and sex in the age of AIDS
Ezra Maloney
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 100-115.

Imagining the unimaginable: The rise and role of climate fiction
John Gibbons
Article. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 116-122.

Book Reflection. Slant, by Katherine O’Donnell, 2023, Dublin: New Island Books, 336 pages
Niamh Nestor
Book reflection. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 123-127.

Extracts from Beyond Survival (2022)
Léann Herlihy
Script. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 128-137.

How were sexual markets instrumentalised to uphold the colonial system in Colonial Indonesia?
Charlotte van Braam
Sway. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 13.

Homecoming: Summer in Chinatown, New York
Alex Lai
Photography. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 14.

When she photographs him
Méabh Henelly
Photography. 2023, Vol. 1(2): 15.