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they/them - 28 - phd in trans poetries ✂️ otherwise usually busy knitting
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Shortest Day (the sun's path captured by two pinhole cams in two different spots 12/21/22)
i don't know how many times i've posted this poem before. or how many times i'll post it again. but "I wake up & it breaks my heart" has been in my heart ever since i read this
“make sure you allow yourself to recover from burnout ✨” with what time. with what resources
dit staat op de site van een 💗 ! officieel taaladviesorgaan ! 💗
losing my mind over the cover of this german version of detransition baby
de focus van ‘critici’ op de regenboogvlag is weer een bliksemafleider (zoals ‘pride met pluimen’) die afleidt van waar pride voor zo veel mensen en organisaties wel over gaat: de geschiedenis erkennen, mijlpalen vieren, beseffen hoe ver we nog te gaan hebben.
If enforcing gender norms requires a constant state of surveillance and censorship then they probably aren't as biological or innate as you think they are
Being queer saved my life. Often we see queerness as deprivation. But when I look at my life, I saw that queerness demanded an alternative innovation from me. I had to make alternative routes; it made me curious; it made me ask, "Is this enough for me?" —Ocean Vuong
This bothers me. I publish with my nickname which is often read as masculine. It helped when I was a young journo and even - I think - now. I would not want a stranger - and esp after my death - to decide to publish me with my full name. Consent matters. bbc.com/news/entertain…
bbc.com
Middlemarch and other works by women reissued under their real names
By George? Not anymore thanks to the 25 titles in the newly released Reclaim Her Name library.
My article "Queer Discomfort: Desire and Heteronormativity in Richard Siken's Crush" was published in College Literature this month!
We are pleased to announce our newest issue! College Literature 46.4 (Fall 2019) is now available through Project MUSE. Check it out @ muse.jhu.edu/journal/215
ik was op Kunstenfestival Watou met de Sprekende Ezels: Een bezoek aan de kunsten blijkt niet zonder gevaren. Want niets bestaat dat niet iets anders aanraakt en ik dacht dat we intussen misschien voorbij homofobe humor waren. Zelfs van een sprekende ezel had ik beter verwacht.
Anne Carson. “My personal poetry is a failure. / I do not want to be a person. / I want to be unbearable.”
made these poems out of random Wolf Hall pages at yesterday's wonderful fundraiser for the Brussels trans march on May 4th! ☀️
i'm struck by how many readers get trained to read poetry as a decoding process or a riddle-solving. rather than "just" enjoying language and imagining what's happening on the page. a deer can be a symbol of something "profound." or it can be a deer. the sound "deer."
Is this love, now that the first love has finally died, where there were no impossibilities? . Frank O'Hara
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