“We Have to Touch Joy”: Tanaïs on Their Latest Book, In Sensorium

As the pandemic enters year three—and the white-supremacist patriarchy enters year three million—so many of us are fed up with living constricted lives. We crave the space to exercise our reproductive rights, express our gender identities, love and be loved by the humans of our choice, and simply breathe without fear of violence, persecution, or disease. In times like these, writers like Tanaïs matter more. Whether it’s through authoring critically acclaimed queer fiction with their novel Bright Lines, successfully navigating the overwhelmingly straight, white , or speaking truth to power on social media, Tanaïs carves out space for the rest… Read Full Article