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“So it is no accident that writing about sex is now one of my acutest pleasures.”
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“For this, I turned to the works of other queer writers.”
“Exhibit ’s prose is at once revealing and concealing, punctuating abstracted sex scenes with vivid detail—spirits appearing, briefly, in a dark window.”
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“Through his interactions with Mitko, the protagonist’s childhood hurts surface in ways that lead to both humiliation and ecstasy.”
“I’ll spoil Maurice for you now: It ends happily.”
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“Mrs S by K Patrick From the opening lines of Mrs S , sex seems inevitable.”
“The narrator, a nameless teacher at an elite school, watches a woman argue with her gardener.”
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“Existing in that environment required morphing and shrinking in ways that I find painful to think about now.”
“A caregiver attempts to reach out to an almost-lover while being haunted by a ghost.”
“In each of these stories, I’m fascinated by how desire can ripple outward and inward, altering our relationships to ourselves and others.”
“At one point, Machado says, “I didn’t know what it meant to be afraid of another woman.”
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“And yet longing permeates every interaction—the longing for another’s body, yes, but also the longing to find a home in an inhospitable world.”