Queer as Hell

Literature is not the only form of art dealing with queerness (duh!), which is why in this episode, we go on a sidequest into the world of music. In this special cooperation with AGAINST! , I had the honor to talk to Max (they/them), the singer of Californian indie punk band Super Cassette. Max is generally awesome, but especially so because they allowed us to use their song Be Gay, Do Drugs, Hail...

Alice Musgrove (they/them) is a queer writer, editor, and general mischief-maker based in the South-West of England. They previously studied English Literature (BA Hons) at Bath Spa University. In "All the (good) Queers burn in Hell" Alice associates Dante's nine layers of hell with self-pleasure, the process of discovering nonbinary identities in a heteronormative world (governed by i...

Harper Walton is a writer based in London. They were born in Bath and grew up in the West Country. They studied English Literature at Queen Mary University and have a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing from the Paris School of Arts and Culture. Their work takes form in personal essays, poetry, short stories, novellas and novels, which they have released in a poetry collection entitled "Common...

Queer as Hell goes English! As this podcast develops, you will find episodes in German as well as in English. Furthermore, you will see that we try not only to talk amongst ourselves, but also with experts and artists from different areas to broaden our (and your) perspectives on Queerness and Hell. In this interview, host Tom (they/them) ventures through the 9 circles of Hell as envisioned by ita...

Hallo und herzlich Willkommen zur allerersten Folge von Queer as Hell! Hosts Alex (er/ihn) und Tom (they/them) sprechen über queere Bücher, höllische Bücher und alles dazwischen und drumherum. In dieser ersten Folge geht es um Blutbuch von Kim de l'Horizon und Stone Butch Blues von Leslie Feinberg. Wir vergleichen, wie die Protagonist*innen der beiden Bücher die ersten Schritte in Richtung ihr...