Frozen 2 Is Even More Trans Than the First One
As of 2013, when it hit theaters, Frozen was the most trans movie ever. At least so it seemed to many trans girls (it...
Going Back to Denmark: Landscape and Memory
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Denmark has a sense of smallness, of boundedness. That was my initial impression as an American returning to a childhood home after forty...
From the Editor: What We Are
On the Publication of Pangyrus Three
No one knows, showing up on the shores of a strange country, clutching an address on an envelope, where...
Monster Love
You sign a liability waver and pay your money--for the chance to walk down a hallway two feet wide and forty feet long, in...
“Screw the Pooch”: Pan-Cultural Advice
Dear Pan,
I have two best friends, Ginny and Maria. We live in the same neighborhood. Our kids play together.
Last Wednesday I happened to be...
Fern Gully
If, on a first and final return to your parents’ island as a unit, your family must choose between routes to Jamaica’s northern coast...
The Inaccessibility of the Lives of Others
Nobody has ever catcalled me. God knows I’ve tried: short shorts, no top, the whole caboodle. But however much I’m “asking for it,” it...
“Dear Pan: Dogged by an Ex”
Dear Pan:
I recently started dating a wonderful guy, 'Adam.' Things are great--he's caring, loving, and we have a lot of fun together. There's...
Fire Fetched Down
Sometimes revelations provoked by a disaster can be even more devastating than the disaster itself.
Losing Translation to the Marketplace of Ideas
Something is keeping books from abroad scarce, even as the margins and flexibility afforded by e-books make publishing risks lower than they’ve ever been
In the Pocket
I’ve never had that nightmare where I’m standing on stage naked, paralyzed in the footlights and the audience’s howling laughter. I was born and eventually...