#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
#QueerArtist #ArtOnInstagram #GayCommunity -
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
#QueerArtist #ArtOnInstagram #GayCommunity -
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
#QueerArtist #ArtOnInstagram #GayCommunity -
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."