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  1. I am very humbled & proud to announce that once again, I have been short-listed for The Pearl Prize.

    It means a lot to be included alongside other LGBTQIA writers and explore elements of Queer experience. I especially enjoyed writing for this year's theme, 'Turning the names inside out', and I can't wait to share more.

    midsumma.org.au/whats-on/event

    #trans #lgbtqia #midsummafestival #thepearlprize #writing #shortstories #lgbtqiawriters #lgbtqiastories #queerstories #queerwriting #queerwriters #queerfiction

  2. I am very humbled & proud to announce that once again, I have been short-listed for The Pearl Prize.

    It means a lot to be included alongside other LGBTQIA writers and explore elements of Queer experience. I especially enjoyed writing for this year's theme, 'Turning the names inside out', and I can't wait to share more.

    midsumma.org.au/whats-on/event

    #trans #lgbtqia #midsummafestival #thepearlprize #writing #shortstories #lgbtqiawriters #lgbtqiastories #queerstories #queerwriting #queerwriters #queerfiction

  3. They never built statues of us. But we left signs: a cracked CD-ROM, a carved name in a desk, a username that never logged in again.
    My first blog post is live: “Him, They, Them, and Us.” A love letter, an archive, and a refusal to be forgotten.

    🔗 medium.com/@christopherpryce02

    #QueerWriting #LGBTQ #WorkingClass #WelshWriting #Literature

  4. When I write a novel, my characters come to life. I give each of them a name, a style of speech, a personality, a physical appearance. They have strengths, flaws, firm identities.
    buff.ly/VW5u8vc

    #LGBTQ #Writing #QueerWriting #Writers #CharacterStudy

  5. When I write a novel, my characters come to life. I give each of them a name, a style of speech, a personality, a physical appearance. They have strengths, flaws, firm identities.
    buff.ly/VW5u8vc

    #LGBTQ #Writing #QueerWriting #Writers #CharacterStudy

  6. When I write a novel, my characters come to life. I give each of them a name, a style of speech, a personality, a physical appearance. They have strengths, flaws, firm identities.
    buff.ly/VW5u8vc

    #LGBTQ #Writing #QueerWriting #Writers #CharacterStudy

  7. What’s defeating me this time? Is it the dreaded comma? Too many expletives? Metric versus Imperial? What kind of dash to use?! (Spoilers: there’s more than one.)
    No, it’s one simple yet very important thing: pronouns.
    buff.ly/S660NM6

    #LGBTQ #Writing #WritingTips #Nonbinary #QueerCharacters #QueerWriting

  8. What’s defeating me this time? Is it the dreaded comma? Too many expletives? Metric versus Imperial? What kind of dash to use?! (Spoilers: there’s more than one.)
    No, it’s one simple yet very important thing: pronouns.
    buff.ly/S660NM6

    #LGBTQ #Writing #WritingTips #Nonbinary #QueerCharacters #QueerWriting

  9. My friend @queerwriter put together this amazing project!

    You Are Here – peer to peer survivor writing – is Jet's second survivor writers platform; building on the first: Playing With Fire which took place in 2021.

    You Are Here offered an expanded series of workshops, a survivor writers group, and a series of interviews for the Wellcome Collection archives.

    You can check out the zine, creative pieces produced by the writers group and interviews here: jetmoon.org/you-are-here/

    #survivor #queer #crip #SMDykes #dyke #lesbian #LGBT #LGBTQ #SickFucks #ResilientAndResisting #QueerWriting #fiction #poetry #DisabilityRights #trans #migration #PerformingArts #UK #London #disability #ChronicIllness #ChronicFatigue #CreativeWriting #literature #QueerHistory #HistoryFromBelow #transfem #transmasc #WorkingClassWriting #WorkingClassQueers #MentalHealth #MentalIllness #addiction #PsychAbolition #trauma #BDSM #HIV #PTSD #HepC #ClassWarfare #genderqueer #kink

  10. in her submission of “hotspur: esperance ma comforte,” writer Carmen Aiken described it as “An excerpt from a hybrid book born from Shakespeare's Henriad and turned into queer pining.”

    frightenthehorses.com/hotspur-

    #ExperimentalWriting #LitJournal #QueerWriting

  11. 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.

    #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2024

  12. 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.

    #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2024

  13. A hefty tale of non traditional romance, queer main characters, eldritch ancient creatures, a kingdom turning towards civil war, and two people who just want to be left alone to live their lives, but who are dragged right into the middle of the expanding mess. Sound like your kind of story? Here you go:

    thescribblinglion.com/product/

    #writing #selfPromo #selfPublished #queerWriting #Romance #fantasy #BigAssBooks

  14. A hefty tale of non traditional romance, queer main characters, eldritch ancient creatures, a kingdom turning towards civil war, and two people who just want to be left alone to live their lives, but who are dragged right into the middle of the expanding mess. Sound like your kind of story? Here you go:

    thescribblinglion.com/product/

    #writing #selfPromo #selfPublished #queerWriting #Romance #fantasy #BigAssBooks

  15. In the latest issue of Brevity, Sila Hansen pens a lovely flash craft essay (short essay on design) on an important aspect of good writing: "Against Being Good."

    "For the same several years, I have failed miserably at writing this essay. I couldn’t figure out why. It felt dishonest, even when everything I wrote was “true.” I’ve put it aside and restarted it dozens of times..."

    brevitymag.com/current-issue/a

    #writing #queerwriting #transwriting #narrativedesign #voice #writingstyle

  16. 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...

    #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2023

  17. 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...

    #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2023

  18. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2022

  19. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2022

  20. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2021

  21. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2021

  22. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2020

  23. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2020

  24. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2019

  25. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2019

  26. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2018

  27. 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

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2018

  28. 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."

    #Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2017

  29. 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."

    #Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2017

  30. 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."

    #Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2016

  31. 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."

    #Queer #QueerWriting #QueerChristmas

    apostrophen.wordpress.com/2016

  32. Oh, but poetry! Right now I’m reading some incredible poetry

    #books #POCwriters #QueerWriting

  33. @AndreaRapp @stefandumont @correspSearch Zwar auf Norwegisch, aber hier wäre zB ein Exemplar eines queeren Briefwechsels in einer digitalen Edition. Der Historiker Ebbe Hertzberg an den Advokaten Paul Andræ. Ich denke, man kann die Briefe als Liebesbriefe bezeichnen. #QueerWriting #Homosexuality #Love

  34. @AndreaRapp @stefandumont @correspSearch Zwar auf Norwegisch, aber hier wäre zB ein Exemplar eines queeren Briefwechsels in einer digitalen Edition. Der Historiker Ebbe Hertzberg an den Advokaten Paul Andræ. Ich denke, man kann die Briefe als Liebesbriefe bezeichnen. #QueerWriting #Homosexuality #Love

  35. A smart, wide-ranging collection of works by Black women on why veganism is a social justice imperative. There’s so much wisdom in here.

    #books #Bookstodon #WomenWriters #POCWriters #QueerWriting #vegan

  36. A smart, wide-ranging collection of works by Black women on why veganism is a social justice imperative. There’s so much wisdom in here.

    #books #Bookstodon #WomenWriters #POCWriters #QueerWriting #vegan

  37. READ THIS!!!! This is the first in a four-book series (they’re all out; you don’t have to wait) and is it amazing. One of the authors is trans and he brings that sensibility to the work. He’s also an accomplished literary fiction writer, so this YA series is beautifully written, complex, and captivating.

    The premise: Changers are a special race of beings. They look like us, but each year of high school, they occupy a completely different body. They switch gender, morphology, race, everything but who they are inside — but of course who they are inside is affected by who they become on the outside. The authors handle these changes with nuance, grace, sensitivity, humor, anger, political acumen that make these books not just great stories but important ones. They’re also page turners.

    These books are so freakin’ great! And check out T Cooper’s Lipschitz 6, which will astound you, break your heart into tiny pieces, and make you glad to be alive so you can read such great stuff.

    #books #QueerWriting

  38. For a long time I was an English professor. In that profession, you’re taught to look down on certain genres so I’m only now discovering fantasy, and, wow, fantasy & speculative fiction by women & queer people of color is mind-blowing! Rivers Solomon & N. K. Jemisin are deservedly well known (check out An Unkindness of Ghosts & The Fifth Season!), but do you know this book?

    The writing is strong (some rough spots, but some beautiful moments, too), the characters are so real, the world-building so rich, that I was enthralled immediately & remained so throughout. I can’t recommend this wonderful, complicated, beautiful trilogy-in-process highly enough. And the leads are queer women! What can be better?

    #books #QueerWriting #POCWriters #WomenWriters

  39. For a long time I was an English professor. In that profession, you’re encouraged to look down on certain genres so I’m only now rediscovering fantasy & speculative fiction — and, wow, women & queer people of color are blowing my mind! Rivers Solomon & N. K. Jemisin are deservedly well known (check out An Unkindness of Ghosts & The Fifth Season!), but do you know this book?

    The writing is strong (some rough spots, but some beautiful moments, too), the characters are so real, the world-building so rich, that I was enthralled immediately & remained so throughout. I can’t recommend this wonderful, complicated, beautiful trilogy-in-process highly enough. And the leads are queer women! What can be better?

    #books #QueerWriting #POCWriters #WomenWriters

  40. This brilliant, gorgeous book is a retelling of The Great Gatsby from the p-o-v of Jordan Baker, a secondary character in the book. The original Gatsby is narrated by Nick Carraway, so Vo gives us a woman’s take & she makes Jordan Asian, so we get a POC take, as well. And there’s magic.

    I wrote my dissertation on the work of Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald & I’ve read & taught Gatsby many times, so this book is like the richest of chocolate cakes for me. If you don’t know Gatsby well, you might want to read it first to fully appreciate Vo’s genius.

    I’m only 60 pages in but I had to post about it. I want to tell everyone how freaking amazing this book is!

    #books #Bookstodon #POCWriters #WomenWriters #BooksOfMastodon #QueerWriting