I have a visual poem called ‘I don’t even own a cat’ in the awesome new zine Show Me Yr Selfie – edited by SM Piotrowski.
You can grab a copy here.
Show Me Yr Selfie is compilation zine of essays, poetry, and artwork about the multifaceted aspects of selfies.
It features work by: Maryann B. Cole, EA Hayes, Ash Hernick, Katherine Leung, Spectre J. Moorsley, SM Piotrowski, The Union Argus, Dena Zilber, and me!
I have new piece in WellBeing Wild – issue 13 – about the joy of book club community and my wonderful, beloved Queer Literature Book Club at Avid Reader 💖🌈
Grab yourself a copy on the WellBeing website.
I’ll be at the wonderful Brisbane Writers Festival this year, chatting about sexuality, gender and zines.
And also signing books of course! Come say hi 🙂
Thank you Pride at Play for interviewing me about ‘stand up’ as part of their Exhibition Catalogue – available on their website prideatplay.org
Reserve your free tickets to Pride at Play from 21 February to 4 March at Sydney College of the Arts Project Space.
Unable to attend the in-person exhibition? You can also play many of the games online for free at prideatplay.org
My award winning poem-game ‘stand up’ will be part of the amazing Pride at Play – an exhibition that celebrates thoughtful queer games – alongside so many talented fellow creatives and game makers.
Head to the Pride at Play website for more info.
It’s here! 🎉💜
I’m so incredibly honoured to be a part of this volume – I wrote a little piece about the joy of multiple loves and polyamory.
Every copy of Dear Lover sold will contribute to cancer research at Love Your Sister. Thank you so much for including me Samuel Johnson!
Grab yourself a copy at Love Your Sister.
I have a brand new poem in Australian Poetry Journal 12.1 – ‘divergence, relevance’.
With huge thanks to Guest Editors Scott-Patrick Mitchell and Esther Ottaway for choosing my work and the work of so many other incredible poets in this issue.
‘Home (pixels) (praise)’ is a poem I wrote during an online workshop with the amazing Joelle Taylor through Red Room Poetry.
You can subscribe to Australian Poetry Journal or buy copies on their website.
A quick update re: my Patreon –
I’ve decided to go on hiatus from Patreon for a bit. The last couple of years have been tiring, and I want to take some time to navigate how Patreon can work for me and for my Patrons.
I’ll still be creating and writing, if you want to give me a follow on:
Etsy | Itch.io | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
Thank you to all my Patrons for your incredible support over the years. It’s meant so much to me and to #EnbyLife Journal.
This Thursday 22 December, I’ll be heading to Avid Reader Bookshop for their 36 Hours Straight – All Night Shopping Extravaganza!
Join myself and other awesome local authors and illustrators at 8pm for in-store book signings, reading recommendations and raising money for The Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
More info on Facebook or the Avid Reader website.
So incredibly happy to announce ‘stand up’ has been awarded the Woollahra Digital Literary Award for Digital Innovation!
You can explore ‘stand up’ on the Backslash Lit website.
A huge thank you to judge Brett Osmond for choosing ‘stand up’ as the winner. I’m honestly so blown away and delighted and grateful!
Thank you also to Woollahra Libraries, publisher Backslash Lit, and of course to Tegan Webb who helped me draft and redraft ‘stand up’ in Bitsy.
The trans experience is one that’s so often defined in media, by governments, as one simple / single / matter-of-fact / impersonal Medical Procedure.
‘stand up’ is an interactive poem which explores this idea, and the notion of what it really means to be trans. Because being trans isn’t just about one single thing.
Being trans is about breathing, loving and being; and, in ‘stand up’, it’s about finding small joys and knowing you are loved.
Rae White 