Hold Me Gorilla Monsoon - Couverture souple

Arrand, Colette

 
9780997304817: Hold Me Gorilla Monsoon

Synopsis

Poetry/Comics Colette Arrand gives self-effacing evidence that disindentification is the way love grapples. The grappling itself is constitutive, it brings together bodies that constantly have to mark their difference with and in spite of touch. Rather than embrace or refuse, in any absolute terms, Arrand let’s us know that in this proximity holds the potential for both a rejection of queerness and the queerest of queer slippages. These poems are hot as fuck because they almost come together before they rend apart. - Raquel Salas-Rivera, author of Caneca de anhelos turbios and oropel/tinsel Hold Me Gorilla Monsoon collects poems and comic strips about sex and gender as viewed through the lens of professional wrestling. In poems written to or about wrestlers like Junkyard Dog, Roddy Piper, Ox Baker, The Ultimate Warrior, The Rock, and CM Punk, Colette Arrand teases out the homoerotic roots of wrestling and how its warped, cartoon masculinity plays itself out over the course of a fan's life.

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À propos des auteurs

Colette Arrand is a transsexual from Dearborn, Michigan. Her work has appeared in The Offing, The Toast, The Atlas Review, and elsewhere. Her first chapbook was To Denounce the Evils of Truth. She is the founding editor of The Wanderer.

Scott Stripling is an artist and illustrator living in Athens, Georgia. He publishes comics and zines under the Shoot the Moon Comics label. His work has appeared in Gigantic Sequins, Hobart, The Atomic Elbow, and elsewhere. His website is scottstriplingart.com.

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