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Jae Stephens Has Got Audacity
In this piece, DWG Staff Writer Gianna Di Cristo reviews Jae Stephens’ debut studio album, AUDACITY, the epitome of 2000s-inspired pop realness. Read more now!
Reaching the Climax at Camp Miasma
In this part film review, part personal essay, guest writer Carson Jane Robles reflects on navigating third-date anxieties and intimate vulnerability while watching Jane Schoenbrun’s fictional slasher Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. Blending queer romance, horror tropes, and Aristotelian catharsis, the piece explores how cinema uses monster-fueled fantasy to purge our deepest fears surrounding sex and pleasure. Read more now!
Next-Gen Witches: How Coven Academy Carries On the Tradition of Trashy Teen TV
In this article, DWG founder Daphne Bryant reviews Coven Academy, a new supernatural comedy-drama about teen witches and warlock peers at a magic boarding school. Read the full review now!
Fairytale Retellings: Why Marissa Meyer’s The Lunar Chronicles Still Hits Over A Decade Later
In this article and review, DWG founder Daphne Bryant revisits her favorite childhood series: The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer. The best-selling YA science-fiction reimagines classic fairy tales in a dystopian, futuristic world, and even after all these years, it still hits just as hard. Read more now!
Queer Heart’s Desire and irL Word Make Courting Fun Again
In this article, DWG founder Daphne Bryant reviews Queer Heart’s Desire’s most recent event with irL word, a sapphic queer party filled with fun and intentional live match-making. Read more now!
Finding Emily: A Modern Rom-Com for the Morally Gray
Dreamworldgirl Zine had the pleasure of attending an early screening of Finding Emily, a stellar modern rom-com that centers complex characters, human messiness and agency rather than relying on outdated tropes. Read the full review by Daphne Bryant now!