Reading Sideways: The Queer Politics of Art in Modern American Fiction
by Dana Seitler
Reading Sideways explores how modern American fiction engages with the queer politics of art. Through a literary and cultural lens, Dana Seitler considers the connections among sexuality, artistic expression, and representation, offering a focused study for readers interested in American literature, queer studies, and critical approaches to art.
About This Book
Reading Sideways explores the relationship between queer politics, art, and modern American fiction.
The book approaches literature through questions of sexuality, creativity, and cultural representation.
Its focus places artistic expression within broader conversations about identity and interpretation.
This work will interest readers of American literature, queer studies, literary criticism, and the cultural study of art.
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