Sam is a writer, artist, and editor. Their poetry and experimental essays have been published both in print and online, including in the Oxonian Review, Aptly, and the Pilot Press anthology Modern Queer Poets. Their freelance work has been published by i-D, Little White Lies, and elsewhere; they’re always looking for another commission. They are one of the founding editors of Powder, a queer zine of art and literature.
Sam Moore
Articles
The One With(out) the Gender Binary: Rewatching “Friends” and “Coupling”
Sam Moore watches reruns of Friends and Couplings only to find two shows defined by their own rigid definitions of gender and sexuality.
Neon Pink
Sam Moore on queerness and finding oneself, with detours through contemporary queer film, literature, and music.
You Don’t Have to Be Like That
Sam Moore finds more than tawdry tales in Garth Greenwell’s "Cleanness."
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