Queer Monsters: The Importance of Monstrosity in Queer Storytelling
“In the Flesh” and “Black Sails” use the historical connection between queerness and monstrosity as the base to their stories on how the world creates its oppressed.
Author: Michael Elias
Michael is a multidisciplinary writer focusing on queer subject matters. You can find them on Twitter @itwastrash.
The Wrangler 