#queer book
Wilma and Betty now with beautiful frames, @iisjah rocks, go give her love :D!
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Beautiful characters portraits by the wonderful @iisjah!
two ladies that I loved illustrating, my little gay heart was rejoicing with each stroke T,T
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earlier this year I had the privilege of designing this cover for Tessa Kennedy‘s new lesbian novel, Birdcage, coming up with the concept and working with Tessa was a a blast, and the novel is available for preorder now!!
Hitchcock’s Bi-textuality Lacan Feminisms And Queer TheoryBY ROBERT SAMUELS
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This book combines three elements: an articulation of Lacan’s theory of ethics; a discussion of recent theories of feminine subjectivity and queer textuality; and close readings of Hitchcock’s films. Hitchcock’s Bi-Textuality argues that just as Freud posited a fundamental ground of bisexuality for every subject, we can affirm a form of universal “bi-textuality” that is repressed through different modes of representation, yet returns in unconscious aspects of textuality (dreams, word play, jokes, and symbolism). In order to illustrate this notion of bi-textuality, this work discusses how Hitchcock’s films are extremely heterogeneous and present multiple forms of sexual identification and desire, although they have most often been read through the reductive lens of male heterosexuality.
Throughout this book, the work of Julia Kristeva, Kaja Silverman, Judith Butler, Luce Irigaray, and Slavoj Zizek is examined. One of the central concerns is the way that different psychoanalytic and feminist theories tend to equate the Real and the unconscious with the feminine. This feminization of the Real tends to block the awareness of the bisexual nature of the unconscious. In order to return to Freud’s fundamental theory of polyvalent sexuality, recent notions of queer sexuality and textuality are explored. This book extends psychoanalytic theory by incorporating new feminist and queer conceptions of sexuality and representation.
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ULTIMOS EJEMPLARES!
Gracias a Dios mi hijo es Gay
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En este libro, mi madre relata su vivencia más profunda de cuando le dije que quería ser sacerdote, y cuando se enteró que yo soy gay. Hace una interesante comparación y deja muy en claro que fue lo que más le costó.
Es la sucesión de Confieso que he Pecado, mi primer libro, donde yo mismo relato mi experiencia homosexual dentro de un convento, allí me sumerjo en un mundo de hipocresías, ambición y poder.
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Ejemplares únicos que cada tanto suelto.
Como este.
La degeneracion del 900: modelos estetico-sexuales de la cultura en el Uruguay del novecientode Carla GiaudroneTrilce - 2005
COMPRA DIRECTA: BIBLIOTECALGTTB@GMAILCOM
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Simon, after having a nosebleed: Welp. Time to wash the blood off my hands.
Henry: I tried to write ‘I’m a functional adult’ but my phone changed it to ‘fictional adult’ and i feel like that’s more accurate.
Alex after he just passed the bar, seeing a banana on the car seat: What the FUCK??
Alex, buckling the banana up: Fucking buckle UP, it’s the LAW!
Simon: I’m the sexiest bitch in this therapy waiting room.
Simon: As someone who has a long history of not understanding anything, I feel confident in my ability to continue not knowing what is going on.
Police Officer: You have the right to remain silent.
Simon: I choose to waive that right!
Simon: *Screaming*
June: That awkward moment when you’re scrolling through someone’s old Instagram posts and you accidentally comment the entire Declaration of Independence.
Simon: Is that vodka?
Baz: Yeah.
Penny: Straight?
Baz: No, gay.
Penny: The vODKA NOT YOU!
June: Don’t tell your mother :)
Nora: Kiss one another :)
June: DIE FOR EACH OTHER—
Henry, opening a Capri Sun: Guess I’ll drink my sorrows away.
Penny: Tbh, I am an extremely chill person, as long as things go exactly the way I need and expect them to every day.
Nora: I need to dye my hair.
Alex: …
Nora: Or get a tattoo.
Alex: …
Nora: Or a piercing.
Alex: Why?
Nora: To, you know, appease the mental breakdown Gods.
Simon: The last time I went to an urgent care clinic, I checked off ‘excessive crying’ on the symptom list, and then the nurse got really confused and said that was meant for babies.
Nora: Blackmail is such an ugly word. I prefer extortion. The X makes it sound cool.
