Mika A. Epstein

Looking over the last eleven years, we’ve determined what the deadliest month is for a TV queer lady.

We’re making it even easier for you to find new-to-you shows to watch this holigay season.

Maybe it’s the coffee shop or the jurisdiction argument or the wrong delivery. However they meet, we know right away that it’s love eternal.

We’re getting better and better about giving our kids representation in the best ways, where they see queer couples every day.

For all the ships we fanned that never sailed, this goes out to you. Did your favourite fan-ship make the cut?

Being on Panels gives you a different sort of insight than just watching them. I learned a lot from my fellow panelists at Clexa Con London 2018.

A smaller, pop-up style con, the inaugural ClexaCon London event was positively brilliant. Distilling it into one article feels impossible, and yet I shall try.

It’s time again to look at the GLAAD report of TV. Where We Are on TV 2018.

We’re still not in the Good Place where someone saying a character is queer is enough.

It’s time to pack because it’s only 12 days to ClexaCon London, but now there’s a twist. Your’s Truly will be a panelist.

How far can we go with telling the same stories over and over before it becomes too much?

Freshman year can be killer – literally – in a new web series.