Sprinkle

I've just had this student edited journal on sexualities drawn to my attention. It's pretty impressive.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Editorial: Developing Sprinkle - Liz Meyer & Paul Sutton, Co-EditorsEditorial: "Why This isn't a Baking Guide and Other Truisms" - Emma Gray, Shaamini Yogaretnam, and Zoe Engberg, Associate Editors“This one time, at band camp...”: Experiential Narratives· “Casual Make-Outs in Heteronormative High School” by Katie Peacock· “Debunking the Myth of Gay Promiscuity” by Theo Lyons“Foucault is my homeboy”: Queer Theory· “Not My Scene: Queer Auto-Ethnography as Alternative Research Method” by Lorin Schwarz· “L'Art, aux limites de la theorie queer: l'experience sensible de l'idee” by Marie-Sophie Banville· “FTM Embodiment of Masculinity: Towards a New Feminist Politics of Incoherence” by Kai Peetoom“The Trial of Sex v. Gender”: Queering Medico-Legal Frameworks· “The Search for the 'Gay Gene' and the Medicalization of Same-Sex Desire” by Amanda Oliver· “No 'Promo Homo' Takes a Hit: Examining Lawrence v. Texas and the Evolution of Anti-Gay Discourse as Palimpsest” by Dawn Cunningham“Xena's Totally into BDSM”: Media and Literature Queer Analysis· “New Ways of Representing Desire in Boys Don't Cry” by Kate Bass· “Taboo: Dracula and Stoker's Forbidden Sexual Metaphors” by Jenna Whitnall· “Contemporary Cable Television and Hegemonic Masculinity: Pricks, Pussies, and Publicity in HBO's Entourage” by Shaamini Yogaretnam· “Paradoxical Scripts: A Critical Reading of Contradictions in The L Word” by Emma Gray

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