When lstw asked me to be the guest editor of the magazine’s special section on hockey—it’s first-ever sports feature—I said yes...
Mag no.10 – Call for Submissions
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Issue no.10 – Motion We’re setting in motion a milestone that marks a decade of amplifying queer voices,...
Sweat equity
Even as a five-year-old, Emmanuelle Blais loved sports, especially hockey. She played as a college student in the NCAA and as a professional with the Stars and Les Canadiennes de Montréal. She says...
issue 8 – los angeles launch
Freshly named Grand Winner of the Canadian Magazine Awards 2023, lstw magazine continues its mission to deconstruct stereotypes for its...
Book launch for Archives Lesbiennes
On April 22, during Lesbian Visibility Day at Bain Mathieu in Montreal, the Quebec Lesbian Network is launching the book Lesbian Archives...
Together by Anne-Sophie Guillet
Through the pages of lstw’s 10th anniversary magazine, you can discover the work of the Belgium-based photographer. Through her...
What Shovelling Snow in -23°C as a Queer New Canadian taught me about Home
My friend’s housewarming party starts in an hour, a February night during a...
Martine Roy: Why Pride is about so much more than a parade
I was 32 when I went to my first Pride parade. It was 1995 and I was living in Montreal at a time when the...
JVL 2020 – Online Programming
In these exceptional circumstances, the Quebec Lesbian Network decided to maintain Lesbian Visibility Day 2020 next June, in the form of...
V for Vivek
I met for a quick tea break with Vivek this summer while she was touring for “I’m Afraid of Men “and it was awe at first sight. A multidimensional creative virtuoso who juggles between her...
Interview with Naima Green – THE PUR·SUIT PROJECT
Earlier this month, LSTW came across the amazing work of Naima Green, a New York-based artist and...
issue no9 is out !
Under the theme of duos, beyond +1. With the sports duo of the hour on thee cover, Laura Stacey and Marie-Philip Poulin, professional hockey players, lstw devotes an entire...
Not Quite That
Might a genetic mutation be the very thing that allows this nice Jewish butch lesbian to be fully seen at last? Meet Sarah, 57. Lesbian? For sure. Jewish? Yes and no. Mother? In all but one sense....
MAG NO9 – CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
lstw issue no.9 – DUOS Call for submissions Lesbian, bi, trans, queer and non-binary writers, poets, photographers, illustrators and...
MILK MAKEUP X LSTW: LET’S TALK ABOUT MAKEUP (PART 2)
This interview is part of our partnership with MILK MAKEUP! MEET THE EXPERT Sara Wren (she/her) is the...
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