Laurel C. Schneider is Professor of Religious Studies Vanderbilt University, USA. She is the author of Re-Imagining the Divine (1999), Beyond Monotheism: A Theology of Multiplicity (2007), and co-editor of Polydoxy: Theologies of Multiplicity and Relation (2010) and Awake to the Moment: An Introduction to Theology (2016). Thelathia Nikki Young is Associate Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Religion at Bucknell University, USA. She is the author Black Queer Ethics, Family, and Philosophical Imagination (2016) and co-author of In Tongues of Mortals and Angels (2018).

"This book exhibits the sort of theological reflection that occurs when actual Christian lives, rather than abstract theological or philosophical concepts, are central to the project. In addition to being theologically sophisticated, the book contains beautiful, theologically rigorous writing. ...[It] offers a brilliant rethinking of Christian doctrine and a moving testimony of queer Christian creativity, persistence, and faith." - Aaron Klink in Reading Religion

• 1 Introduction 2 Talking to the Dead 3 Queer Creativity 4 Embodied Beings and Desires; Interlude: The Spaces; Interlude: The Fence 5 Scandal and Improvisation 6 Queer Relations 7 Queer Transformative Epistemologies

Laurel C. Schneider is Professor of Religious Studies Vanderbilt University, USA. She is the author of Re-Imagining the Divine (1999), Beyond Monotheism: A Theology of Multiplicity (2007), and co-editor of Polydoxy: Theologies of Multiplicity and Relation (2010) and Awake to the Moment: An Introduction to Theology (2016). Thelathia Nikki Young is Associate Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Religion at Bucknell University, USA. She is the author Black Queer Ethics, Family, and Philosophical Imagination (2016) and co-author of In Tongues of Mortals and Angels (2018).

"This book exhibits the sort of theological reflection that occurs when actual Christian lives, rather than abstract theological or philosophical concepts, are central to the project. In addition to being theologically sophisticated, the book contains beautiful, theologically rigorous writing. ...[It] offers a brilliant rethinking of Christian doctrine and a moving testimony of queer Christian creativity, persistence, and faith." - Aaron Klink in Reading Religion

• 1 Introduction 2 Talking to the Dead 3 Queer Creativity 4 Embodied Beings and Desires; Interlude: The Spaces; Interlude: The Fence 5 Scandal and Improvisation 6 Queer Relations 7 Queer Transformative Epistemologies