In this nostalgic essay Editorial Supervisor Sara Fergang takes us down memory lane and details a wide range of books that made her the person she is today.

Nana, a Japanese manga and anime about two 20-year old girls who move to Tokyo at the same time to chase their dreams, is the most sapphic heterosexual piece of media ever, and you’re going to want to hear about it in this essay written by DWG founder, Daphne Bryant.

In this essay, writer JJ Baysinger tackles the emotional politics of u-hauling: why do lesbians u-haul, and what are the social systems which have set us to merge souls after three dates?

In this essay writer Honora Quinn touches on the nuance of a Galaxy Quest, a sci-fi comedy that grapples with our past and modern notions of fan identity, our relationships with fame and the famous, and what it can mean to be a woman existing in the science fiction world.

This short, reflective piece, written by Sophia Curry, captures the nuance of a Southern upbringing.

This Chicago travelogue is written by writer and former print contributor Maria Anzalotti and told through an enchanting stream of consciousness.