#queerchristmas — Public Fediverse posts
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Every year, I have a lot of fun transforming one of my paintings to wish you all happy holidays.
Merry Christmas to everyone!#GayArt #QueerArt #GayLove #QueerChristmas #ChristmasArt
#HomoeroticArt #MaleIntimacy #Instagay #LGBTQ
#LoveIsLove #NoelArt #HolidayVibes
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I have a bit of a weird relationship with #Christmas. Rather than being a time of celebrating authentic joy, it’s often become another means by which our capitalist overlords can encroach upon all we hold dear and turn it into another opportunity to make money.
https://medium.com/prismnpen/how-queer-people-celebrate-christmas-ef768ee11917?sk=fc6a9c55593497719bd9cedbac0bdac8 -
It's December 14th, my yearly tradition of taking a holiday story or song and doing a queer retelling. Now, this year I intended Upon the Midnight Queer, but… well.
Take “Walking in a Winter Wonderland,” then add Giancarlo Herrera and Hannah Schooner’s amazing performance on “A Day (or Two) Ago” from Upon the Midnight Queer audiobook, which coincided at a bakery and inspired this year’s offering—which is also a sequel.
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It's December 14th, so it's time for my yearly tradition of taking a holiday story or song and doing a queer re-telling.
This year it's "Most of '81," inspired by a favourite holiday song, "Christmas Wrapping" and the realization of what '81 was for queer folk in Toronto...
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Every year on December 14th for the last eight years, I've released a queer re-telling of a holiday story, poem, or song.
Last year, it was "The Romance of a Christmas Card," which led to "Not the Marrying Kind."
(I'll admit it, the entire reason I chose "Romance" was because of the line: '"Dick!" he ejaculated.' in the original making me burst out laughing while I listened on audiobook. I'm a child.)
#Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas
https://apostrophen.wordpress.com/2022/12/14/not-the-marrying-kind/
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Every year on December 14th for the last eight years, I've released a queer re-telling of a holiday story, poem, or song.
The seventh year, it was "The Little Match Girl," which led to "The Future in Flame."
#Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas
https://apostrophen.wordpress.com/2021/12/14/the-future-in-flame/
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Every year on December 14th for the last eight years, I've released a queer re-telling of a holiday story, poem, or song.
The sixth year, it was "Jingle Bells," which led to "A Day (or Two) Ago."
T'was 2020, so I went with a foppish, silly, author character.
#Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas
https://apostrophen.wordpress.com/2020/12/14/a-day-or-two-ago/
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Every year on December 14th for the last eight years, I've released a queer re-telling of a holiday story, poem, or song.
The fifth year, it was "The Christmas Hirelings," which led to "The Doors of Penlyon."
#Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas
https://apostrophen.wordpress.com/2019/12/14/the-doors-of-penlyon/
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Every year on December 14th for the last eight years, I've released a queer re-telling of a holiday story, poem, or song.
The fourth year, it was "The Nutcracker and Mouse King," which led to "The Five Crowns and Colonel’s Sabre."
#Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas
https://apostrophen.wordpress.com/2018/12/14/the-five-crowns-and-colonels-sabre/
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Every year on December 14th for the last eight years, I've released a queer re-telling of a holiday story, poem, or song.
The third year, it was "The Snow Queen," which led to "Reflection."
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Every year on December 14th for the last eight years, I've released a queer re-telling of a holiday story, poem, or song.
(Eight years?! How has it been eight years?!)
The second year, it was "Frosty the Snowman," which led to "Frost."