Queer literary canon

The Queer literary canon refers to a collection of significant works that explore LGBTQ+ themes, experiences, and identities. It includes literature written by queer authors or about queer characters, spanning various genres and periods. This canon highlights diverse perspectives, challenges societal norms, and addresses issues like love, identity, and oppression within the LGBTQ+ community. Notable authors include Virginia Woolf, James Baldwin, and Audre Lorde. Recognizing this canon is essential for understanding the broader cultural and historical context of queer experiences and the ongoing struggle for representation and rights in society.