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Queer Print Cultures explores the intersections of queer studies, book history, and visual culture, challenging traditional narratives about printed objects and their cultural significance. This collection of essays examines how printed materials illuminate histories of gendered and sexual embodiment, revealing the complex interactions between texts, their creators, and their readers.
 With essays from scholars, librarians, archivists, and activists, the volume amplifies voices often excluded from mainstream discussions, focusing on individuals marginalized by gender, sexuality, race, and class. Contributors investigate how queer communities have utilized various forms of media - from science fiction and romance novels to zines and social media - to articulate queer identities and navigate questions of kinship and citizenship.
 In a time when expressions of identity are becoming increasingly diverse, Queer Print Cultures serves as an essential resource on the transformative power of print in shaping queer experiences and resisting societal norms.
Contents
Introduction: Queer Print Cultures    
Vance Byrd and Javier Samper Vendrell
 Part I: Queer Communities In and Around Print
 1. Cryptic Margins: The Papercut Albums of Adele Schopenhauer
Catriona MacLeod
 2. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, Print Culture, and the Spread of Queer Ideas
Kyle Frackman
 3. From the Front to the Back Page: Queer Reading in Theory and Practice 
Hannah Frydman
 4. Reading and Queer World-Making in Early Twentieth-Century Germany 
Domenic DeSocio
 Part II: Queer Subversion and Resistance
 5. Texts, Sex, Paratexts: Re/Constructing Sexuality in Post-War British Science Fiction Zines
Phoenix Alexander 
 6. Queer Cut-Ups: The Collaged Library Books of Joe Orton and Kenneth Halliwell
Daniel Fountain
 7. The Queer Transits of Sex-Radical Porn
Elizabeth Groeneveld
 8. Queer Prints, Publics, and Counterpublics in Bangladesh: The Coherent, In-Between, and Ephemeral 
Saad Adnan Khan and Tanveer Hossain Anoy
 Part III: Queer Media Praxis and Pedagogy
 9. Collecting Queerly: Acquiring and Describing Queer Print Culture for a Rare Book Collection 
Miriam Intrator
 10. A Queer Visit to the Archives 
Rebekah Irwin
 11. From Mutiny to Community: Establishing Best Practices for Queer Zine Archives
Christopher Wilde
 Part IV: Queer Print to Digital and Back
 12. A Resurgence of Print: Crowdfunding Queerness in Fandom Zines
Cait Coker
 13. Queer Digital Paratext and Networked Print Cultures
Ela Przybylo
 Selected Bibliography 
Contributors 
Index

              
              
              
              
              

