"As I get older, I’m less attached to this idea of home as a single space, and I try to envision home as something more expansive, more queer": @CarterSickels talks with @MeganNKruse about his new novel, THE PRETTIEST STAR (@HubCityPress), and more.
https://t.co/R9WSEdW5jr
"As I get older, I’m less attached to this idea of home as a single space, and I try to envision home as something more expansive, more queer": @CarterSickels talks with @MeganNKruse about his new novel, THE PRETTIEST STAR (@HubCityPress), and more.
https://t.co/R9WSEdW5jr
"We need to keep telling stories and speaking out, and we need to take direct actions."
@MeganNKruse interviews @CarterSickels over at @fictionwriters!
https://t.co/OqxmvF8PK2
I am your dad & I made you this mixtape of song I liked when I was in college. I am sending this to you along with some Indiana Skunk weed I have hidden inside these Lipton teabags. PS does your Mom ever talk about me?
So excited to host @SharmaShields launch of "The Cassandra"! Hear from Shields, Alexis M. Smith and @MeganNKruse at the Downtown Library on February 12th.
Yesterday, the editor of Canary Lit Mag refused to let me use my pronouns in my own author bio.
After much deliberation, I’m sharing our whole email thread so queer writers will know to avoid this publication.
Transphobia disguised as “protecting grammar” doesn’t fly in 2019.
There is still time to sign up for my November/December Fiction Open at Literary Kitchen in-line. And time to do some good writing before the end of the year. Short fiction writers & novelists, all levels welcome 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
https://t.co/FhI65WAvrk https://t.co/pp5mlSK3CA
Once in 2014 a fun pretty girl got out of her car, approached me on the sidewalk and asked me to zip her up in a sparkly dress. Point is, I’ve thought about it daily ever since
Sign up is open for the Fall Fiction Open at Literary Kitchen! Hoping we can write our way toward a world more beautiful than this one. https://t.co/pp5mlT1Eu8
“While America as a whole chooses to express its love for its military in gooey, substance-free displays, our military waits, perhaps hopelessly, for a coherent national policy that takes the country’s wars seriously.”
I have a new essay in @TheAtlantic
https://t.co/uL7nHcMC6l