So happy to announce that I’m an artist at Emerging Writers’ Festival this year!
I’ll be doing two awesome events with some of my fave fellow writers and creatives. I feel so so lucky!
Click here for more info on the event Writing Trans & Gender Diverse Characters.
I’ll be tabling at the UQ Art Museum zine fair on 4 May, 10am-4pm! I’ll be selling copies of all my zines and a handful of Milk Teeths. Come along and say hi!
**For more info, check out the Facebook event here**
This week Milk Teeth was commended in the 2018 Anne Elder Award! Winner of the award was the fabulous Eunice Andrada for her book Flood Damages. Many big congrats to this wonderful writer! My book was commended for the award alongside fellow poets: Maryam Azam – The Hijab Files; Marjon Mossammaparast – That Sight; and Lindsay Tuggle – Calenture. Thanks to his year’s judges: Gig Ryan, Des Cowley and Bonny Cassidy. For more info about the award, visit the Australian Poetry website.
This week I got my very first YouTube review of Milk Teeth from Six Minutes For Me as part of #AussieApril! In this video Jaclyn also reviewed Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton. You can check out the video here.
I’m really looking forward to heading to Sydney and Newcastle next week for some poetry readings and a workshop! If you want to come along, here’s all the details:
I’ll have books available to buy at all these events, so please say hi to me and get a signed copy of Milk Teeth 🙂 (eftpos and cash payments are both fine!)
Photo by Marion Michele on Unsplash.
I have a new poem ‘The three genders: women, men, consumerism’ in the latest foam:e!
Here’s a little preview …
“Tiny silver links catch / against titanium like gravel-jangle / in Sunday’s motor mower.”
Photo by 🇨🇭 Claudio Schwarz | @purzlbaum on Unsplash
I have a new poem up at Subbed In’s Ibis House! It’s about um … being trans and sexting/sexing other trans people. *blushes*
**Read ‘levitate me, lover’ here**
If you like the piece you can also tip me some money, which would be really lovely.
Have a read of my new poem about a cursed suburban rental in the latest Vulture Bones, a speculative fiction magazine for trans and enby voices.
You can also read the full Issue 4 of Vulture Bones on their website.
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Thanks to [Insert Quest Here] for having me on their show! In the game Oracle by Ash McAllan, I play a tattooed forgetful drugged-up hippy poet with a ‘tittie amulet’ who can commune with spirits.
Podcast content warning: swearing, mentions of drugs.
Our Traveller this week has no memories of who they are. The only clues to their past is a gift for poetry, visions of the unseen, and stars etched in their skin. They seek to know their place in this world, to know if their visions are real. The Oracle can help them choose a path, but will they find what they seek?
If you’d like to get yourself a copy of the game Oracle, you can find it here.
You can also listen to more of [Insert Quest Here] and support them on Patreon.
We’re so so happy to announce that #EnbyLife journal won a grant through the generosity of the Gender Reveal Podcast, so we can pay contributors!!!
Our plan is to open up submissions to #EnbyLife this month and to pay each contributor $20AUD. We believe paying creatives is important and receiving a grant has made this possible 🌈🌈💖💖
Have a listen to editor Rae White chat with Molly on the Gender Reveal podcast.
Gender Reveal cover image by Michelle Leigh.
My poem ‘Dirty talk’ (from my book Milk Teeth) is published in the latest Australian Poetry Journal Volume 8.2 – ‘spoken’, which features new works by more than 60 Australian poets, with poetry guest-edited by spoken-word poets Andrew Galan and David Stavanger. Following the ‘spoken’ selection is a separate section of 19 poems edited by Toby Fitch. This Big Bent series is an exploration of gender and language queering.
Grab yourself a copy of the latest APJ.
Both sections are also accompanied by sound-recordings, which is very cool! You can find the recordings at australianpoetry.org.
Saturday 22 June, 2.30pm.
