Ocho.

With no. 32, Ocho relaunched as a journal focused on queer arts and literature. OCHO is concerned with all things Q. The Q that includes the L,G,B and T, but goes beyond those limited letters and increasingly hardened identities in favor of a more fluid movement across the spectrum of human experien...

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Previous Title:	Ocho (Bloomington, Ill.)
Uniform Title:	Ocho (Bloomington, Ill. : 2014)
Other Authors:	Hittinger, Matthew (Editor)
Format:	Serial
Language:	English
Language Notes:	In English.
Published:	[Bloomington, Illinois?] : Didi Menendez, [2014]-
Subjects:	Sexual minorities' writings, American > 21st century > Periodicals. American poetry > 21st century > Periodicals. Sexual minority culture > United States > Periodicals. Poésie américaine > Périodiques.

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Summary:	With no. 32, Ocho relaunched as a journal focused on queer arts and literature. OCHO is concerned with all things Q. The Q that includes the L,G,B and T, but goes beyond those limited letters and increasingly hardened identities in favor of a more fluid movement across the spectrum of human experience.
Published:	Began with: No. 32 (May 2014).
Item Description:	The Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copy was acquired as part of The Don Kelly Research Collection of Gay Literature and Culture.
Physical Description:	volumes : color illustrations ; 22 cm