The dismantling of the Department of Education continues apace.

Suppose they made martyrs out of bodies like ours. You woke this morning, drew breath like a blade from a sheath. Lack of sleep bruising deep hollows…

Review by Chiara Di Lello

Remembering those we’ve lost over the past year.

It’s no coincidence that historic assaults on trans and queer people’s rights have been accompanied by the mainstream media’s widespread dismissal of LGBTQ+ journalists and the elimination of beats de...

torrin a. greathouse's 'Deed' crafts a vibrant queer lexicon, exploring trans desire, intimacy, and liberation without a focus on trauma.

In response to Sharon Olds’ poem “Outside the Operating Room of the Sex-Change Doctor”

The poets discuss their recent poetry collections, both featuring poetry first published in the pages of The Hopkins Review.

Disability poetics resist marginalisation by centralising disabled words and experiences, both literally and figuratively. In a world that prioritises ability, disabled bodyminds are marked as devi...

I swear, this filthy light could pass clean

In response to Sharon Olds’ poem “Outside the Operating Room of the Sex-Change Doctor”