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The InQueery Print Publication (Second Edition)
The InQueery’s second print publication! This semi-annual report highlights some of our most cutting edge research and findings from over the last year, including a roundup of the gayest species of house plants, a tour of a twisted new theme park ride starring fictional trees, queer tote bag signaling and more! This issue features stories and illustrations from 24 contributors.
• Full color
• 32 pages
• 8 inches x 10 inches
• Hand bound with variegated rainbow thread
• Printed in Philadelphia
Shipping’s included and items ship directly from their makers.
The InQueery’s second print publication! This semi-annual report highlights some of our most cutting edge research and findings from over the last year, including a roundup of the gayest species of house plants, a tour of a twisted new theme park ride starring fictional trees, queer tote bag signaling and more! This issue features stories and illustrations from 24 contributors.
• Full color
• 32 pages
• 8 inches x 10 inches
• Hand bound with variegated rainbow thread
• Printed in Philadelphia
Shipping’s included and items ship directly from their makers.
The InQueery’s second print publication! This semi-annual report highlights some of our most cutting edge research and findings from over the last year, including a roundup of the gayest species of house plants, a tour of a twisted new theme park ride starring fictional trees, queer tote bag signaling and more! This issue features stories and illustrations from 24 contributors.
• Full color
• 32 pages
• 8 inches x 10 inches
• Hand bound with variegated rainbow thread
• Printed in Philadelphia
Shipping’s included and items ship directly from their makers.
Meet the Maker:
Name: Greg Kozatek
What county do you live in?: Greene
Tell us about yourself: I'm a queer art director and illustrator, and I’ve run a queer satire magazine called The InQueery since 2019. The InQueery “investigates” trends, behavior, and artifacts. Notable findings have included developing the definitive taxonomy of gay iced coffee poses as well as reporting on an array of quotidian phenomena as unequivocally queer (see: lighthouses, focaccia, Jeep Wranglers). In addition to its incisive, groundbreaking “research,” The InQueery is committed to fostering collaboration between writers and illustrators in celebration of LGBTQIA+ culture.
What year did you start living/working in the Hudson Valley?: 2020
What are some of your favorite things to do in the region?: I love hiking, discovering new towns and visiting the region's incredible restaurants. I'm always amazed the incredible hidden gems the Hudson Valley has to offer!
