Colouring the Rainbow. Blak Queer and Trans Perspectives. ...

... Life Stories and Essays by First Nations People of Australia.
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I Inner Reflections - Life Stories
- Johnson: Napanangka: The True Power of being Proud
- Curtis: Kungakunga: Staying Close to Family and Country
- O'Donnell: Black, Gay in a Wonderland of Boogie
- Sailor: Pigeon-holing Trauma: Situating Demoralisation
- Garcon-Mills: The Conflicts of Camouflage
- Gertz: Atonement
- Clancy: My Totem is Tawny Frogmouth
II An Emergent Public Face
- Williams: A Story to Tell: Rodney Junga Williams, 18 February 1962 - 24 November 2011
- Goudie: My Story, Your Story, Our Story: Recollections of Being Aboriginal and Queer in the 1980's and 1990's
- Mooney: That Rope Pulls Along Many People
- Buckskin, Hicks, Summer-Lovett, Wanganeen,Zada: OutBlak Adventures
- McMillan: "Words are like Weapons, They Wound Sometimes": Andrew Bolt, Gay White Men, and an Out and Proud Gay Black Man
- Ross: A Lore unto Themselves
III Looking out of the Mirror - Essays
- Monaghan: Dual Imperatives: Decolonising the Queer and Queering the Decolonial
- O'Sullivan: Stranger in a Strange Land: Aspiration, Uniform and the Fine Edges of Identity
- Whittaker: The Border Made of Mirrors: Indigenous Queerness, Deep Colonissation and (De)fining Indigenousness in Settler Law
- Clark: Are We Queer? Reflections on "Peopling the Empty Mirror" Twenty Years On