Top stories published by CROSSIN(G)ENRES in 2018

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Top Stories published by CROSSIN(G)ENRES in 2018

2018

Linda Caroll in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Nov 29, 2018

You Know That Charming Story About the Two Wolves? It’s a Lie.

And here’s why…

21 responses

Erik Smith in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

May 22, 2018

A Short Story On Bullying

I just turned 12 when I left elementary school and started secondary education. Going to school was not a good idea. At least not for me …

In response to alto’s “Dispatches from 13"

4 responses

Linda Caroll in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Oct 29, 2018

If you think “toxic femininity” is real, you are part of the problem…

101 responses

Sherry Kappel in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Feb 15, 2018

Screw the Children

We’d Rather Have Our Guns (or, the Valentine’s Day Massacre Redefined)

181 responses

James Finn in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Aug 9, 2018

Speedos, Attention Whores, and Homophobes

When Sexy isn’t Sexy

Yesterday I was kicked out…

15 responses

Mindy Stern in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Jun 8, 2018

When I Tried to Kill Myself

On a cold day in January I tried to kill myself. I was 16. I sat at my kitchen table and poured out a bottle…

7 responses

Allan Rae in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Jan 3, 2018

BIOHAZARD: The HIV Fetish

reconsidering the current narrative

7 responses

Sam J Wong in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Jun 12, 2018

The evolutionary advantage of homosexuality: a sterile debate

Why we should stop caring what evolution has to say about homosexuality.

2 responses

James Finn in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Jul 12, 2018

A Gay Dad and his Straight Son Talk Sex

Awkward? Of Course.

What’s it like being a gay…

1 response

James Finn in CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Dec 29, 2018

Conversations with a Homophobe

On blaming the victim

I had a conversation with a…

These were the top 10 stories published by CROSSIN(G)ENRES in 2018. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2018 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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CROSSIN(G)ENRES

Poetry and creative non fiction including memoir, personal essay, experimental, and academic theory. Our work regularly deals with intersectional social justice on race, gender, class and sexual orientation. All that and our eclectic collection of crazy dog stories too.

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