Describing itself as, “A literary magazine for queers and their friends”, The BitterSweet Review is a publishing platform dedicated to the advancement of queer literature and visual culture. This second issue is themed, ‘I started a joke’, exploring the places where queer culture and humour rub up against each other.
In this issue:
- Michelle Tea on polyamory and a cold shower
- Considering the underappreciated importance of humour in Greer Lankton’s photography
- Kafka’s A Hunger Artist gets a bizarre twist in A Humour Artist
- Chris Kraus remembers her days as a dancer in a ‘hustle bar’
- And artist-cum-fashion designer Bárbara Sánchez-Kane spills the beans on the art of grooming pubic hair
