More Short Poems to Read in the Dark
03 September 2021
As is becoming tradition, here is a pile of poetry born of sleep deprived delirium, Slytherin Edition™. 🐍
Batteries not included.
03 September 2021
As is becoming tradition, here is a pile of poetry born of sleep deprived delirium, Slytherin Edition™. 🐍
Batteries not included.
30 June 2021
These are the things that kept me company, brought me joy, or taught me something while I recovered from transition surgery this summer.
19 April 2021
An experiment in serial fiction.
Sally Blaire, self-styled trickster spirit and infamous vigilante of the Cape Fear River, can't quite decide if she fights crime or commits them.
15 March 2021
Here's a list of concrete commitments you can make today to create a more equitable space for women and gender-expansive individuals in your organization.
If you are in a position of power, I would challenge you to act on one of these today.
14 February 2021
Today is Valentines Day, a national holiday celebrating yours truly. And you know what always makes me happy? Application of critical theory!
Using a queer lens, I can make a compelling case that Smile for Me's central antagonist, Dr. B Habit, is both gay and gender-nonconforming. The rest of y'all nerds on dates and stuff are really missing out, this is where the fun is at.
04 January 2021
Your honor, the prosecution seeks to prove here today that those in a position of authority are uniquely empowered to form and define their own truths. It will demonstrate that the law is neither purely logical, nor neutral, and that it can never be impartially enforced. Evaluation of right and wrong is inherently inseparable from our personal biases.
Let us call Paradise Killer to the witness stand; an open-world locked-room murder mystery which codifies via play the filters inevitably applied by those in power when passing judgement upon others.