Category: writing
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The meaning of life
There’s nothing like writing about religion to make you ask the big questions; what would Jesus like to eat? If God exists, what would he/she/they wear? Does blue skin burn in the sun? Who makes the clothing for the gods with lots of limbs? Are there godly tailors? And then,…
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The journey
There are a lot of great blogs on the Bold Strokes Books site, and this week, I’m lucky enough to be included. You can read a bit about the journey behind the concept of Afterlife, Inc here. Thanks for reading.
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I am feeling insanely grateful. Like, weepy-runny-make-up tears kind of grateful. We play with words every day. Sometimes together, sometimes separately. But our days are full of words and books and writing. We have a beautiful, warm home. We have a lovely, reliable car. Though I remain disabled, my quality…
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Kindness (beyond politics)
The world is a crazy place. It always has been, for many people. People of colour, people with certain religious beliefs, disabled people, women… Some folks know the face of hatred and bigotry more than others. And for them, the world has always had a vile side. But now, in…
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Peanut butter philosophy
*picture of old man, words over the top* You are the things you have done. *picture of infant, words over the top* And the things you’re going to do. We are what we do. That’s an ad I watched several times while standing in line at the bank, behind three…
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Oh yeah…
I’d forgotten. When I walked into the registration area, and it was all women, of varying ages, gender presentations, and shapes, I remembered. It’s a wonderful feeling, being surrounded by people who are interested in what other people have to say about a whole host of topics surrounding being a…
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What do you think: genre or literary?
Next weekend, several of us will be on a panel at the Lesbian Lives: Lesbian loves conference in Brighton. The overarching title of our panel is Permutations of Lesbian Love. We’re each discussing a different topic. Mine is about genre fiction as opposed to literary fiction, and the concept that…
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Perception
I’ve been thinking a lot about who I am, and who I wanted to be. I always wanted to be the girl kicking ass in the movies, the one taming dragons in books, the one scoring the crucial goal in sports. But I was the bookworm constantly worried people would…
