hankycode
Rebecca, Veda Carmine-Ritchie, Gemma Ortwerth, Vince Roman, Marlee Talbot, Forrest Core, EzSpotlighting queer history as it's happened and documenting it as we move forward.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 148 | Subscribers | Read | hankycodemagazine.substack.com |
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The Muses Contest the Sirens #1
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LGBTQ+ News Weekly Update
With a constant barrage of news from multiple outlets, it can be hard to keep up. This year, we began doing monthly LGBTQ+ news rundowns, highlighting stories you may have missed. However, these monthly rundowns have ended up particularly l...
February LGBTQ+ News Review
There is a fine line between being inundated and paralyzed by the news and being informed. This monthly news rundown is intended to straddle that line–to share LGBTQ+ news you may have missed without fear-mongering.
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Writer | LGBTQ historian | Professional cat cuddler | Ever reaching, high as hope | Lesbian
...- . ..- .- // Co-Editor in Chief of GUM Magazine (chewgumonline.com) // Advice Columnist @hankycodemagazine
Gemma Ortwerth is an author, artist, and activist writing on queer life, disability, love, and survival. Her work blends poetic reflection with social critique, exploring grief and joy, chosen family, justice, and art as survival.
Vince is a lifelong writer raised in Astoria, Oregon. He lives in Portland with his partner and cat. His Substack shares quirky memoirs of growing up in Astoria in the 1980s and 1990s, tying personal stories to relatable cultural moments.
Storyteller and story-consumer
reading + writing about madness + monstrosity he/they
from the lens of memory and identity, i stow away my rogue thoughts through pieces written here. i am normally a poet, sometimes an essayist, but mostly just swimming in word soup
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