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Homosexual Intifada: A Queer Palestinian Anthology

Homosexual Intifada: A Queer Palestinian Anthology

Abraham, George
Moushabeck, Hannah

Paperback

Fiction AnthologiesGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction

Publisher Price: $22.00

ISBN10: 1623715687
ISBN13: 9781623715687
Publisher: Olive Branch Press
Published: Jun 2 2026
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.52
Height: 0.56 Width: 5.21 Depth: 7.96
Language: English
A groundbreaking anthology amplifying queer Palestinian voices through art and storytelling that reclaim identity, resist erasure, and challenge stereotypes.

Homosexual Intifada is a powerful and groundbreaking anthology spotlighting the voices of queer Palestinian writers from both the diaspora and homeland. This first-of-its-kind collection features a dynamic range of LGBTQ+ Palestinian perspectives through deeply personal essays, short stories, poetry, comics, photo essays, and memoir.

Centering queer Palestinian identity and experience, this essential volume explores themes of displacement, assimilation, belonging, and love across geographies--from Jerusalem and Ramallah to New York, Beirut, and beyond. These stories, often silenced or misrepresented in Western media, challenge false narratives, boldly reclaim agency, and dismantle stereotypes.

Contributors include celebrated and emerging queer Palestinian authors such as Noor Hindi, Mejdulene Bernard Shomali, Elias Jahshan, Randa Jarrar, and more.

More than just a literary work, Homosexual Intifada is a radical act of visibility. It challenges the pinkwashing of queer identities in service of imperial agendas and affirms the existence, resilience, and diversity of LGBTQ+ Palestinians worldwide. This collection is a vital contribution to queer literature, Arab identity, and decolonial thought.

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