An illuminating glimpse into the experience of being genderqueer in Iceland.

A pioneering documentary comic about being genderqueer that explores the gender dualism of our society and the experience of identifying as neither strictly male nor female, both simultaneously, or something else entirely.
This book is the first-ever Icelandic documentary comic and marks a significant milestone in understanding and embracing genderqueer identities.

The narrative unfolds through heartfelt interviews with six genderqueer individuals, providing an intimate glimpse into their personal journeys and perspectives. Through their unique stories, readers gain insights into the diversity of genderqueer experiences and beliefs, challenging conventional gender norms.

Kvár: What is Being Genderqueer? fosters understanding and acceptance, creating a platform for dialogue and empathy.
By giving voice to these individuals, the book amplifies their struggles and triumphs, empowering all readers to celebrate the beauty of gender diversity.

Nominated for the Icelandic Women’s and Non-Binary Literature Prize
Icelandic Design Awards – Nominated for Series of Illustrations
Icelandic Design Awards – Nomination for Student’s Work