This is excellent, tender, strong, and offers a clarity that often only comes from first person accounts. It's presented by the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition.
This is a reason why. http://equalitygainesville.com/
And here's another. MassEquality.org || Take Action | Everyone Matters: Dignity and Safety for Transgender People
Early voting starts today. It ends on Tuesday, March 24th.
I arrive home after a 14 hour day of tucking my mother's whole life of belongings into one small room and leaving her for her first night in the new place, and in the mailbox there it is - a journal with my name in the table of contents. It was such good timing.
Collective Fallout, edited by Eric Crapo, is a twice yearly journal "dedicated to queer-themed sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and mystery fiction and poetry." It's available in print or as an e-download. Just click here to order.
Now, here's the place where I would talk about the other contributors. However, I came home that night, my arms full of old papers of my mother's, tired into stupidity, and after flipping through the journal, I fell asleep. I woke up, went right back to moving chores, and now, I can't find the journal. I've looked everywhere. It might be in that box with my dead father's Army Air Corps enlistment records from 1938 or maybe under the stacks of old checks from just decades ago.
Looking obsessed me for awhile, but I've given up and ordered a replacement copy. I can tell you my story has lesbians, the Everglades, a swamp goddess, a serial killer, and infidelity with a park ranger.
After Uhura, he was always my favorite.
