Queer and How We Got Here Retelling and discrimination in contemporary Japan

and discrimination in contemporary Japan that announces Jose Ando as a singular new talent in the global literary scene

Mathilda’s “Escapes” through modes of aesthetic expression lead her to question the convoluted ways truth is made and obscured

With the anima mundi demanding results and Mary's newfound freedom at stake

heralding the arrival of a daring new voice

Queer and How We Got Here Retelling and discrimination in contemporary JapanBy: Hazel Newlevant More than a historical narrative, this story of queer identity interweaves the author's personal history, showing queerness as both a community endeavor and deeply personal journey. When Hazel was twelve years old, they came out as bisexual to their parents. At the time, they couldnt have imagined who they are today: a nonbinary, transmasculine person in a loving queer relationship. In seeking to understand their own history, Hazel