Queer Literature in the Sinosphere

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Queer Literature in the Sinosphere (Hongwei Bao and Yahia Ma)

PART I. TRANS FORMATION
1.Becoming Trans and Already Trans: The Temporality of Trans-Femininity in Late Imperial Chinese Homoerotic Literature (Aixia Huang)
2.âAn Ideal Womanâ: Cross-Dressing and Male Homoerotic Desire in Modern Chinese Literature (Dylan K. Wang)
3.Translating the Life of Jin Xing as a Transgender Woman (Yahia Ma)

PART II. QUEER WOMENâS SPACES
4.Female Same-Sex Love in the Chinese Enlightenment: Lesbian Fiction by Three Women Writers, 1923-1928 (Yixin Liu)
5.Obscure Utopia: Lesbian Continuum in Wang Anyiâs The Brothers (1989) (Hamada Maya)
6.Perverse Lesbianism: BDSM, Rape and Incest in Cyber Chinese Girlsâ Love Fanfics (Jamie J. Zhao)

PART III. QUEER INTERSECTIONALITY
7.Troubling Others: Gay Aussie Men in 1990s Sinophone Fiction (Josh Stenberg)
8.Living in/with Ambiguity: Passing in Mu Caoâs In the Face of Death We Are All Equal (Rebecca Ehrenwirth)
9.Chen Xueâs Rags-to-Riches Subversion: An Underside Story of Taiwanâs Economic Miracle told from a Working-Class Perspective (Sophia Huei-Ling Chen)
10.Queering Animality: Identity and Alterity in Chiu Miao-chinâs Fiction (Carlos Rojas)
11.The Little Mushroom as the Queer/Wild: Disordering Desire and Desiring Disorder (Liang Ge)

PART VI. IN QUEER MMEORY
12.Queer Singapore Chinese Theatre: Staging Homosexuality, AIDS and Familial Acceptance (How Wee Ng)
13.Cui Ziâen on Queer Literature: A Conversation (Hongwei Bao and Cui Ziâen)
14.Queer Taiwanese Literature as World Literature: A Conversation (Howard Chiang with Hangping Xu)