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Mock’s Convenience | Montreal Pride Travelogue

We drove three hundred miles for Pride, even though we didn't have to.
by Avery Weber




Getting 2 Know Song of Sappho



by Kayla Michelle Pisano



Print Print Print: Luddites, Archives, Zines, and Stuff
A few months ago, I met the luddites.
by Jade Smith



The Quanties
Guncle: A homosexual uncle. Every family usually has one of these.
by Laurie Drabble



Then and Now: Did it Get Better?
"What does being sexually active mean to you?”
by Mickey Eliason




Here's to Hellas and Hair Serums

by Kara Zajac
author of The Significance of Curly Hair: A Loving Memoir of Life and Loss




Notes From a Wildly Intense and Sensitive Sapphic #1

Racism, patriarchal and transphobic ideology walk hand in hand.
by sparrow Gore




A Week in the Life

Leather means we take care of each other and we stay with each other.
by Chastity Vale




A Day in the Life of a Middle-Eastern Sapphic

What if? What if there was still love, and what if I am able to explore it with no limitations or boundaries?
by Nujoom Al-Layali




Saturday at Clark Park

"The air felt like kinship, vibrant and joyful and defiant."
by Mel Oliver




Master's Diaries No. 1

Sappho, lesbian musicology, and nuns, oh my!
by Sydney Minor




“Would you go to the restroom with me, please?”

A meditation on the iconic three panel comic entitled Nature’s Call by Jennifer Camper
by Ellen D.B. Riggle, PhD




A Week in the Life

Running a Queer Small Press
by Clare Lagomarsino



$8 Love Affair

Why My Sapphic Ride-or-Die Costs Less Than Lunch
by Mel Oliver

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