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TRANS AND NON-BINARY POETRY RECS:
What I really want to know is how rough, Melissa, by TC Tolbert (2021)
Time-Lapse Video of Trans Woman Collapsing Inward Like a Dying Star by Joshua Jennifer Espinoza (2020)
memories of the good daughter by Raquel Salas Rivera (2018)
Three Definitions of Crossdressing by Silas Denver Melvin (2020)
name/s by Andrea Abi-Karam
A Transition like a Mexican Telenovela by Caleb T. Estrada (2021)
On Examination/Dereliction by torrin a. greathouse (2020)
Song for the Kicked Out by Kay Ulanday Barrett (2012)
Glitter by Keaton St. James (2016)
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What Must Be by Khalil F. Jordache (1984)
Dream Ending in a Host of Angels Zipping Me into My Grandmother’s Dress by Bradley Trumpfheller (2019)
Publick Universal Friend Contends with Orthography & Meditates in an Emergency by Day Heisinger-Nixon
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September Affirmation (Don’t Be Afraid), published on tumblr on 3 September 2016;
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ana, do you have recs for historical genre pieces? :)
I’m so glad you asked Keaton because I absolutely do!! (* for my faves)
Books:
From the Wreck* by Jane Rawson – a Lovecraftian/Carpenter-ish sci-fi in which an alien haunts a shipwreck survivor in 19th century Australia
The Daylight Gate* by Jeanette Winterson – a horror/fantasy take on the Pendle Witch Trials of 1612
The Mermaid and Mrs Hancock by Imogen Hermes Gowar – magic realism and mermaid mythology wrapped up in a late 18th century comedy of manners
Dark Matter* by Michelle Paver – a ghost story set in Svalbard during an arctic expedition in the 1930s
Thin Air by Michelle Paver – a ghost story set during a Himalayan climbing expedition in the 1930s
The Hunger* by Alma Katsu – a horror take on the notorious Donner Party who got trapped in the Sierra Nevada in the 1840s
The Deep by Alma Katsu – ghosts haunt a survivor of the Titanic disaster and the sinking of her sister ship the Britannic
The Silent Companions* by Laura Purcell – a recent take on the classic 19th century haunted house story
The Owl Killers* by Karen Maitland – a medieval mystery novel set in 1321 with fantasy horror elements (with a brilliant set of mostly female characters but warning for a rape scene near the start)
Company of Liars* by Karen Maitland – another great medieval mystery and escape story set during the Black Death
The Terror by Dan Simmons – the Franklin Expedition if it wasn’t just stuck in the Arctic but was also hunted down by a monstrous creature (the tv series is a vast improvement on the book’s many flaws but it’s still one of the scariest novels I’ve ever read)
A Skinful of Shadows by Frances Hardinge – a ghostly fantasy story set during the English Civil Wars in the 17th century
The Fatal Tree by Jake Arnott – a crime/mystery/heist story set in 1720s London
Films:
Ravenous* (1999) – a quirky Western/comedy/horror film set in a fort in 1840s California, drawing on elements of the Donner Party
Apostle* (2018) – a folk horror story of a strange cult set on a remote Welsh island in 1912
The Awakening* (2011) – a horror mystery in which a hoax exposer goes to a (possibly) haunted boarding school in 1921
Marrowbone* (2017) – psychological horror film following a family of young siblings in the late 1960s
The Others (2001) – a gothic horror haunting set on the island of Jersey immediately after WWII
The Wolfman* (2010) – a lush Victorian adaptation of the iconic 1941 werewolf horror film
The Witch* (2015) – a horror story set amongst Puritan settlers in New England in the 17th century
Cold Skin (2017) – an eerie sci-fi/horror film following a meteorologist and lighthouse keeper on a remote South Atlantic island in 1914
The Lighthouse (2019) – a psychological horror film set on an isolated island in the late 19th century
Crimson Peak* (2015) – Guillermo del Toro’s take on a gothic horror/romance, set in America and England in 1901
Haunted (1995) – a cynical parapsychologist travels to a house in 1928 to investigate the strange happenings there
Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001) – a sci-fi/horror take on the Beast of Gévaudan killings in 18th century France
Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning* (2004) – an origin story/prequel to the iconic teen werewolf movie Ginger Snaps (2000), set in a trading fort in 19th century Canada
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009) – an action horror prequel to the Underworld films set in medieval Europe, exploring the origins of the vampire/werewolf war
TV series:
The Living and the Dead* (2016) – a paranormal folk horror miniseries set on a farming estate in late 19th century Somerset
The Terror* (2018) – a (superior) adaptation of the Dan Simmons novel, exploring a horror version of the Franklin Expedition
The Terror: Infamy (2019) – the second season of this horror anthology series; set in a Japanese Internment Camp in the US in WWII
Penny Dreadful* (2014-2016) – a horror series including elements of the classic gothic horror novels (Frankenstein, Dracula, The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, etc)
Good Omens, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett // Upstream, Mary Oliver // X-Men: The Last Stand // “Fallen Angels,” Keaton St. James // Rent, Jonathan Larson // “Gay Angels,” Perfume Genius // Tokyo Godfathers, Satoshi Kon // His Dark Materials, Phillip Pullman // Angels in America, Tony Kushner
