CJ Gomolka is an Associate Professor of Global French Studies at DePauw University, USA. His main area of research and publication is sexuality and gender in twenty-first century French and Francophone cultural studies. He has published peer-reviewed articles in Contemporary French Civilization, French Cultural Studies, Women in French Studies, Romanica Silesiana, Pacific Coast Philology, and Synthesis, chapters in edited collections on queer pedagogy in the French classroom, and encyclopedic entries on sexuality and literature.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Networked Relations: Queer Kin Relationality and the RepublicChapter 1: (Don’t) Call Me Queer: Transpédégouine, Identity Politics, and Nomenclatural KinshipsChapter 2: #QueerKin: Technokinships against Erasure in Digital FranceChapter 3: Visualizing Violence: The Gluers Movement, Femicide, and Interpellative KinshipConclusionBibliographyIndex

CJ Gomolka is an Associate Professor of Global French Studies at DePauw University, USA. His main area of research and publication is sexuality and gender in twenty-first century French and Francophone cultural studies. He has published peer-reviewed articles in Contemporary French Civilization, French Cultural Studies, Women in French Studies, Romanica Silesiana, Pacific Coast Philology, and Synthesis, chapters in edited collections on queer pedagogy in the French classroom, and encyclopedic entries on sexuality and literature.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Networked Relations: Queer Kin Relationality and the RepublicChapter 1: (Don’t) Call Me Queer: Transpédégouine, Identity Politics, and Nomenclatural KinshipsChapter 2: #QueerKin: Technokinships against Erasure in Digital FranceChapter 3: Visualizing Violence: The Gluers Movement, Femicide, and Interpellative KinshipConclusionBibliographyIndex