Hello there guys, gals, and non-binary pals! I’m not sure where to begin with this, so I will go ahead and just spill it all, and hope that it makes sense to you. For those who follow me only here and not on Facebook: I’ve recently come out as transgender. I’m a man. This is… Read More Help me name a new project!
Hello guys, gals, and non-binary pals, As you may have noticed over the past two years, I haven’t been very good at maintaining this blog. There are many reasons for that, not the least of which being my struggles with mental health, some of which I have discussed here. But I think the main reason… Read More This blog is changing
Hello all, I know it’s been a very long time since I’ve posted here, and I apologize. I’ve been struggling with my mental health more than usual lately (more posts forthcoming) and have been nearly completely unable to write. Eventually I will be able to post regularly again, but in the meantime, I absolutely had… Read More My thoughts on Can-Con 2017
Originally posted on 'Nathan Burgoine:
I didn’t want to have a discussion today, and I couldn’t help myself from expressing a bit of exhausted frustration about the discussion… and then ended up having the discussion. Again. My own fault. But, it occurred to me I’ve had this conversation enough that it might be worth putting…
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Originally posted on Cait Gordon—Space Opera Author:
Making a Living, by Caroline Fréchette How am I supposed to resist reading a book that begins with, “When Nathan came to, the dead girl was crying. He was relatively sure she wasn’t supposed to do that.”? Let me explain the title of this review. Last Thursday…
Twelve years ago, I moved from Montreal to Ottawa. I left a lot behind when I did, but I’d never realized until now how much that was. One of the things I hadn’t really thought of is my LGBT community. When I came to Ottawa, I thought, surely in a city that’s almost a third… Read More Coming home
