Absolute Pleasure
Queer Perspectives on Rocky Horror
Herausgeber: Atwell, Margot
Absolute Pleasure
Queer Perspectives on Rocky Horror
Herausgeber: Atwell, Margot
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"A collection of essays by queer writers that explore the complicated legacy of The Rocky Horror Picture Show along with queer and trans joy, sexuality, family, and generational understandings of queerness"-- Provided by publisher.
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"A collection of essays by queer writers that explore the complicated legacy of The Rocky Horror Picture Show along with queer and trans joy, sexuality, family, and generational understandings of queerness"-- Provided by publisher.
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- Verlag: Feminist Press at The City University of New York
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 148mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 500g
- ISBN-13: 9781558613508
- ISBN-10: 1558613501
- Artikelnr.: 72692480
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Feminist Press at The City University of New York
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 148mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 500g
- ISBN-13: 9781558613508
- ISBN-10: 1558613501
- Artikelnr.: 72692480
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
* Foreword by Carmen Maria Machado (Iowa City, IA)
* “Introduction” by Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “There’s a Light: The Queer Chaos and Magic of The Rocky Horror
Picture Show” by Jane Claire Bradley (Manchester, UK)
* “Going Home: Found Family and The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by
Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Tinted” by Rosie Long Decter (Montreal, Canada)
* “Asexuality in Transylvania” by Genevieve Hammang (San Diego, CA)
* “Time Slip: Rewinding Rocky Horror” by Mel King (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Midnight Picture Show” by Heather O. Petrocelli (Astoria, OR)
* “A Rather Tender Subject” by Trey Burnette (Palm Springs, CA)
* “Brief Encounters with Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by A. Ng Pavel (吳慧靈)
(Chicago, IL)
* “On the Queer Morality of Rocky Horror: Or How a Teenager Found Out
Her Mom Was in the Original Shadow Cast” by Holly Joy Wertman
(Brooklyn, NY)
* “Calling All Aliens” by Lindsay Katt (New York, NY)
* “Outgrowing a Cinnamon Role” by Victoria Provost (New York, NY)
* “Meeting My Mom at the Frankenstein Place” by Birch Rosen (Seattle,
WA)
* “A Wild and Untamed Thing: How Performing in a RHPS Shadow Cast
Helped Me Discover My Bodily Autonomy” by Aliya Bree Hall (Portland,
OR)
* “Becoming a Regular Frankie Fan” by Roxy Ruedas (New York, NY)
* “Rocky Horror and the Performance Cults of Flloyd” by Flloyd (New
York, NY)
* “Who Lives in the Old Dark House? ” by Benjamin Larned (Pasadena, CA)
* “To Find the Truth I’ve Even Lied: Self-Deception and Liberation in
The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by Magdalene Visaggio (New York, NY)
* “The Sound of Home in Daydream” by Rocky Halpern (Ridgewood, NY)
* “My Words to Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by Grace Lavery (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Double Feature” by Tanya Marquardt (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Three Ways” by Dave Madden (San Francisco, CA)
* “To Absent Friends: AIDS and the Rocky Horror Community” by Akira
Albar-Kluck (Dublin, Ireland)
* “A Light in the Darkness: Coming Home” by Juniper Fitzgerald (Omaha,
NE)
* “Sweet Transgression” by Sarah Gailey (California)
* “This Town Is Neutered: Queer Longing in the Far North” by M. K.
Thekkumkattil (Anchorage, AK)
* “One from the Vaults” by Nino McQuown (Baltimore, MD)
* “Introduction” by Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “There’s a Light: The Queer Chaos and Magic of The Rocky Horror
Picture Show” by Jane Claire Bradley (Manchester, UK)
* “Going Home: Found Family and The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by
Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Tinted” by Rosie Long Decter (Montreal, Canada)
* “Asexuality in Transylvania” by Genevieve Hammang (San Diego, CA)
* “Time Slip: Rewinding Rocky Horror” by Mel King (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Midnight Picture Show” by Heather O. Petrocelli (Astoria, OR)
* “A Rather Tender Subject” by Trey Burnette (Palm Springs, CA)
* “Brief Encounters with Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by A. Ng Pavel (吳慧靈)
(Chicago, IL)
* “On the Queer Morality of Rocky Horror: Or How a Teenager Found Out
Her Mom Was in the Original Shadow Cast” by Holly Joy Wertman
(Brooklyn, NY)
* “Calling All Aliens” by Lindsay Katt (New York, NY)
* “Outgrowing a Cinnamon Role” by Victoria Provost (New York, NY)
* “Meeting My Mom at the Frankenstein Place” by Birch Rosen (Seattle,
WA)
* “A Wild and Untamed Thing: How Performing in a RHPS Shadow Cast
Helped Me Discover My Bodily Autonomy” by Aliya Bree Hall (Portland,
OR)
* “Becoming a Regular Frankie Fan” by Roxy Ruedas (New York, NY)
* “Rocky Horror and the Performance Cults of Flloyd” by Flloyd (New
York, NY)
* “Who Lives in the Old Dark House? ” by Benjamin Larned (Pasadena, CA)
* “To Find the Truth I’ve Even Lied: Self-Deception and Liberation in
The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by Magdalene Visaggio (New York, NY)
* “The Sound of Home in Daydream” by Rocky Halpern (Ridgewood, NY)
* “My Words to Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by Grace Lavery (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Double Feature” by Tanya Marquardt (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Three Ways” by Dave Madden (San Francisco, CA)
* “To Absent Friends: AIDS and the Rocky Horror Community” by Akira
Albar-Kluck (Dublin, Ireland)
* “A Light in the Darkness: Coming Home” by Juniper Fitzgerald (Omaha,
NE)
* “Sweet Transgression” by Sarah Gailey (California)
* “This Town Is Neutered: Queer Longing in the Far North” by M. K.
Thekkumkattil (Anchorage, AK)
* “One from the Vaults” by Nino McQuown (Baltimore, MD)
* Foreword by Carmen Maria Machado (Iowa City, IA)
* “Introduction” by Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “There’s a Light: The Queer Chaos and Magic of The Rocky Horror
Picture Show” by Jane Claire Bradley (Manchester, UK)
* “Going Home: Found Family and The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by
Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Tinted” by Rosie Long Decter (Montreal, Canada)
* “Asexuality in Transylvania” by Genevieve Hammang (San Diego, CA)
* “Time Slip: Rewinding Rocky Horror” by Mel King (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Midnight Picture Show” by Heather O. Petrocelli (Astoria, OR)
* “A Rather Tender Subject” by Trey Burnette (Palm Springs, CA)
* “Brief Encounters with Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by A. Ng Pavel (吳慧靈)
(Chicago, IL)
* “On the Queer Morality of Rocky Horror: Or How a Teenager Found Out
Her Mom Was in the Original Shadow Cast” by Holly Joy Wertman
(Brooklyn, NY)
* “Calling All Aliens” by Lindsay Katt (New York, NY)
* “Outgrowing a Cinnamon Role” by Victoria Provost (New York, NY)
* “Meeting My Mom at the Frankenstein Place” by Birch Rosen (Seattle,
WA)
* “A Wild and Untamed Thing: How Performing in a RHPS Shadow Cast
Helped Me Discover My Bodily Autonomy” by Aliya Bree Hall (Portland,
OR)
* “Becoming a Regular Frankie Fan” by Roxy Ruedas (New York, NY)
* “Rocky Horror and the Performance Cults of Flloyd” by Flloyd (New
York, NY)
* “Who Lives in the Old Dark House? ” by Benjamin Larned (Pasadena, CA)
* “To Find the Truth I’ve Even Lied: Self-Deception and Liberation in
The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by Magdalene Visaggio (New York, NY)
* “The Sound of Home in Daydream” by Rocky Halpern (Ridgewood, NY)
* “My Words to Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by Grace Lavery (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Double Feature” by Tanya Marquardt (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Three Ways” by Dave Madden (San Francisco, CA)
* “To Absent Friends: AIDS and the Rocky Horror Community” by Akira
Albar-Kluck (Dublin, Ireland)
* “A Light in the Darkness: Coming Home” by Juniper Fitzgerald (Omaha,
NE)
* “Sweet Transgression” by Sarah Gailey (California)
* “This Town Is Neutered: Queer Longing in the Far North” by M. K.
Thekkumkattil (Anchorage, AK)
* “One from the Vaults” by Nino McQuown (Baltimore, MD)
* “Introduction” by Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “There’s a Light: The Queer Chaos and Magic of The Rocky Horror
Picture Show” by Jane Claire Bradley (Manchester, UK)
* “Going Home: Found Family and The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by
Margot Atwell (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Tinted” by Rosie Long Decter (Montreal, Canada)
* “Asexuality in Transylvania” by Genevieve Hammang (San Diego, CA)
* “Time Slip: Rewinding Rocky Horror” by Mel King (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Midnight Picture Show” by Heather O. Petrocelli (Astoria, OR)
* “A Rather Tender Subject” by Trey Burnette (Palm Springs, CA)
* “Brief Encounters with Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by A. Ng Pavel (吳慧靈)
(Chicago, IL)
* “On the Queer Morality of Rocky Horror: Or How a Teenager Found Out
Her Mom Was in the Original Shadow Cast” by Holly Joy Wertman
(Brooklyn, NY)
* “Calling All Aliens” by Lindsay Katt (New York, NY)
* “Outgrowing a Cinnamon Role” by Victoria Provost (New York, NY)
* “Meeting My Mom at the Frankenstein Place” by Birch Rosen (Seattle,
WA)
* “A Wild and Untamed Thing: How Performing in a RHPS Shadow Cast
Helped Me Discover My Bodily Autonomy” by Aliya Bree Hall (Portland,
OR)
* “Becoming a Regular Frankie Fan” by Roxy Ruedas (New York, NY)
* “Rocky Horror and the Performance Cults of Flloyd” by Flloyd (New
York, NY)
* “Who Lives in the Old Dark House? ” by Benjamin Larned (Pasadena, CA)
* “To Find the Truth I’ve Even Lied: Self-Deception and Liberation in
The Rocky Horror Picture Show” by Magdalene Visaggio (New York, NY)
* “The Sound of Home in Daydream” by Rocky Halpern (Ridgewood, NY)
* “My Words to Dr. Frank-N-Furter” by Grace Lavery (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Double Feature” by Tanya Marquardt (Brooklyn, NY)
* “Three Ways” by Dave Madden (San Francisco, CA)
* “To Absent Friends: AIDS and the Rocky Horror Community” by Akira
Albar-Kluck (Dublin, Ireland)
* “A Light in the Darkness: Coming Home” by Juniper Fitzgerald (Omaha,
NE)
* “Sweet Transgression” by Sarah Gailey (California)
* “This Town Is Neutered: Queer Longing in the Far North” by M. K.
Thekkumkattil (Anchorage, AK)
* “One from the Vaults” by Nino McQuown (Baltimore, MD)







