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A long, long while ago, in a galaxy not too far away, there was a human named Hazel.
With a deep pining for zines, Hazel desperately wanting to try their hand at one, too. And now, after several months, and a couple different attem...
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New books come out all the time, and it can be difficult to bring attention to them. Which is why New on BookStack exists. It’s a weekly newsletter bringing to you newly featured books on our directory, upcoming releases you...
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Queer, Non-binary writer and poet from Portland, OR. Runs publications like The Poe-tato Writing Collective, and The BookStack Catalog.
Award-disdaining Author, Exile & Kook \ud83d\udc9c\ud83c\udfa9\ud83d\udc08⬛ Books with a side of self-publishing chaos, anxiety, and life’s weird little moments (FKB) | Shining a light on the amazing queer writers of Substack (Qstack) | The Pink Sheep Novels: Lamb and Waterspout
Melanie Cole is a poet and writer from Tacoma, Washington. She has been published in Grit City Magazine, Dandelion Revolution Press, and PHIL LIT Journal, among others. She has held residency at Sou’Wester Arts. She has publications upcoming.
Essays: Salon, the Rumpus, the Gay & Lesbian Review. Short story collection: BONDS & BOUNDARIES, Rebel Satori. Memoir: AFTERLIFE OF A KEPT BOY, C&R Press Nonfiction Prize, pub date 5/16/25.
Comedic Chaos Goblin serving as your guide on the Hot Mess Express. We may go off the rails, but at least you'll be laughing. \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08 \ud83e\ude77\ud83d\udc9c\ud83d\udc99♾️
Grey Hollis is the author of Ruin the Friendship: A Memoir of Falling For Her Best Friend While Being Married. She writes about race, queerness, and the cost of belonging. She chose a pen name that turned out to be a self-portrait.
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