GARTH GREENWELL

Identity
How Queer Literature Lost and Found Its Next Generation of Talent
The past couple of decades of queer literature haven't made a huge impact. Monday's Lambda Literary Awards are the latest sign that's changing.
Eric Sasson
6.9.17
Entertainment
'What Belongs to You' Is a Brilliant Novel About Public Sex and the Queer Body
We caught up with the author to talk about his debut novel 'What Belongs to You' and the scary, but necessary process of writing about queer sex in America today.
R. O. Kwon, Reese Okyong Kwon
7.4.16
Entertainment
'Beneath the National Palace of Culture': Fiction by Garth Greenwell
One of the hardest stories to write is a love story. It's difficult to render chemistry in writing, and it's particularly difficult to capture one-way obsessions, or unrequited love. This story does.
Garth Greenwell
9.11.15

The Road to Nowhere Issue
Employees of the Month
Some of our awesome contributors from the September issue of VICE Magazine.
VICE Staff
9.8.15