When Monsters Speak

Focusing on the evolution of Susan Stryker's writing, this collection spans from the 1990s to the present, featuring both well-known essays and rare pieces from zines and newsletters. It situates her work within the vibrant queer, trans, and S/M cultures of 1990s San Francisco. Editor McKenzie Wark's introduction emphasizes Stryker's impact on queer theory, media studies, and autotheory, showcasing her unique writing style and scholarly approach. This volume is a vital contribution from a leading figure in trans studies.