Book, Margins of the pandemic: queerentenas fags, boycetas, sapatran[LS]

Margens da pandemic is an assembly book that brings together experiences and reflections in the first person about the covid-19 pandemic in Brazil. With one foot in the gym and the other far away from it, each chapter provides a unique point of view on the sexual, racial and gender margins of the first months of quarantine. Sometimes using writing as a vehicle for criticism, protest, mourning and memory, and at other times for experimentation and pleasure, this meeting of lesbians, transvestites, drag queens, queers, deaf and blind people, pansexuals, HIV-positive people, fetishists, macumbeiros, indigenous, polyaffective, black and favela residents (among others) intends to contribute to the consolidation of physical distances during periods of isolation as any form of affective, political and social distance.