resting reader [electronic resource].

Title & Author:

resting reader [electronic resource].

Publication:

Queer.Archive.Work 2022

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Open access content

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CC BY-NC-SA

Summary:

resting reader is a book of texts and images assembled from source material found on the shelves of the Queer.Archive.Work library. All pages were scanned directly into the risograph, printed in an unlimited edition, and bound on the Horizon BQ-140 perfect binder. No computers were used except to set the type on the cover. The content was selected during the rise of the COVID-19 Omicron variant in December 2021, around the loose themes of rest, quiet, care, queer, sanctuary, reflection, collective, and generosity. This publication is also a reflective response to Urgency Reader 1 (2019) and Urgency Reader 2 (2020), and the focus on speed, crisis, and refusal in those volumes.
https://www.librarystack.org/resting-reader/?ref=unknown

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Subject:

Artists
Artists' writings
Publishers and publishing
Sexual minority culture

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Text

Added entries:

Paul Soulellis
Kendrick Daye
Kevin Quashie
Barbara Smith
June Jordan
3rd World Gay Revolution
Dean Spade
The Care Collective
Andreas,,,, Chatzidakis
Jamie Hakim
Jo Littler
Catherine Rottenberg
Lynne Segal
be oakley
Linn Marie Tonstad
adrienne maree brown
Thista Minai
Demian DinéYazhi'
Alok Vaid-Menon
Sylvia Rivera
Erwin Lichtenegger
Lore Kutschera
Eli Nixon
David Griffiths
noraa neither kaplan
Sara Ahmed
bell hooks
Danielle Aubert
the gay graphics collective

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