Chris Campanioni’s north by north/west (West Virginia University Press, 2025) is named after a 1959 Hitchcock film, but you don’t need to know anything about the movie as the book isn’t about the movie at all.
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At the risk of getting too personal too fast—sharing something in a book review that probably should be worked out with a licensed therapist—I very much related to the internal obsession of the protagonist of Marissa Higgins’s A Good Happy Girl.
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My toughest college class sounded easy—it was only a single credit and promised a trip to New York City. I was desperate to travel and liked singing, so joining choir seemed like a win-win.
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Queer joy. Just like there’s no singular queer experience, there’s not one definition of queer joy—its meaning is personal, individual.
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