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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2021 · 44 MIN

"Holigay Special" Part 1

from Queer Lit · host Lena Mattheis

Light the candles, grab the tinsel! Our very first festive special has arrived! In this extravagant episode, I listen to all the fabulours voice notes you have sent in about queer Christmas and reflect on how great it is to be hohohomosexual (or pansexual, or ace or inter or queer in any way -- I'm just doing it for the puns). You will hear familiar voices from past episodes but also meet a lovely listener and a very merry scholar who will be on Queer Lit in 2022. Of course, this episode also includes reading recommendations and a list of (questionable) holigay films.Queer Lit episodes mentioned:“Drag, Panto & Genderfuckery” with Nick Cherryman“Queer Kings and Trans Histories” with Kit Heyam“Tarot, Femmes and Asian Diasporic Literature” with Xine Yao“Queer Pets” with Sarah Parker and Hannah Roche (coming in January!) “Disability and Queerness” with Chris Mounsey“Black Trans Narratives” with LaVelle RidleyOther people, films and podcasts mentioned:Homosapiens PodcastChris SweeneyKathrin Horn https://knowledge-failure.org/knowledge-blog/thoughts-on-the-closets-failed-knowledge/ Rose Tremain’s Sacred Country“Hail Smiling Morn”Happiest SeasonClea DuVallBut I’m a CheerleaderThe Children’s HourShirley MacLaineThe Retro BarDan LevyJana FunkeRadclyffe Halll’s The Well of LonelinessJeanette Winterson’s Christmas DaysThe Christmas HouseLet It SnowThe Christmas Set-upCarolTangerineFriendsgiving/Dinner with FriendsNew York Christmas WeddingLez BombTruman Capote’s “A Christmas Memory”Make my yuletide gayer by following me on Twitter (@lena_mattheis) or Instagram (@queerlitpodcast).Questions you may want to reflect on this festive season:1.What do you appreciate most about your queer family?2.What would be a good gender-affirming gift?3.Which queer charity could you donate to this season? Donations also make great gifts!4.Kathrin references Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick’s Epistemology of the Closet to speak about queer temporality and the holigays. Why not read up on Sedgwick and the closet this season?

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