Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué

Gabriel
Teaching Fellow
Cohort Year: 2018
Research Interests: Sexuality Studies; Queer Theory; Pornography; 20th/21st Century Literature; Race and Ethnicity

Biography

Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué is a poet and Humanities Teaching Fellow in English. As a poet, he is most recently the author of Madness (Nightboat Books, 2022). His scholarship interests focus on gay men’s media cultures, the overlaps of gay and trans cultures, and the aesthetics of pornography. His monograph in progress, The Gender of Gay Men: Identification, Sexual Cultures, and the Afterlives of the Inversion Model, investigates how gay male sexuality has provoked a variety of gendered positions, identifications, and allegiances in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Teaching

Winter 2026: Intro to Genres: Conceptual Poetry

Fall 2025: Trans Literature in the United States

Winter 2025: Body Genres 

Winter 2025/Winter 2026: Gender and Sexuality in World Civilizations 

Fall 2024: The Gay Man’s Novel

Spring 2023/Fall 2024/Fall 2025: Intro to Porn Studies 

Fall 2021: Theories of Gender and Sexuality, co-taught with Kristen Schilt

 

Recent Publications

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