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‘Overwhelmingly thought-provoking and beautifully queer, Oakley Flanagan’s G&T is a must-read pamphlet.’ —Richard Scott
‘A feat of a poem. Flanagan is an exceptional writer. This is a poetry that moves, dares, is utterly luminous.’ —Rachel Long
G&T is a pamphlet-length poem, exploring themes of queerness, sexuality and desire. Told through a series of anonymous encounters and relationships with older men, G&T moves between the anonymity of the early hours and the cold light of day. Taking us through drug and alcohol-fuelled nights with strangers, the poem questions the nature of desire, addiction and the sprawling and anonymous world of gay hookup culture, asking what we become when we agree to play roles for the benefit of other people.
‘One of the most original and exciting pamphlets I’ve ever read.’ —Cecilia Knapp
‘Timeless and utterly breathtaking.’ —Salena Godden
‘Overwhelmingly thought-provoking and beautifully queer, Oakley Flanagan’s G&T is a must-read pamphlet.’ —Richard Scott
‘A feat of a poem. Flanagan is an exceptional writer. This is a poetry that moves, dares, is utterly luminous.’ —Rachel Long
G&T is a pamphlet-length poem, exploring themes of queerness, sexuality and desire. Told through a series of anonymous encounters and relationships with older men, G&T moves between the anonymity of the early hours and the cold light of day. Taking us through drug and alcohol-fuelled nights with strangers, the poem questions the nature of desire, addiction and the sprawling and anonymous world of gay hookup culture, asking what we become when we agree to play roles for the benefit of other people.
‘One of the most original and exciting pamphlets I’ve ever read.’ —Cecilia Knapp
‘Timeless and utterly breathtaking.’ —Salena Godden
