The Ephemeral
Imogen RoseLesbian, writer, photographer and artist. Writing about my queer experience, mental health, books and the Anthropocene. I am a person with a penchant for hope. Who grips good news like gold.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 74 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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The Heat has Come Again to Call
Inspired by the stories that posts in the space before her poetry I am sharing the story of this piece.
We are in another heat wave and it is horrible. My blood is boiling and my whole body feels like it’s been hit by a truck, stretched w...
I'd Rather Not Feel This
There is a sea inside of me. It has sweeping tides and rips that drag me out to drown with no sight of shore. There is no safety in it’s waves. They crash upon me as I blindly search for purchase in the churning sands. This is how my emotio...
Salami's Birthday and Cancer Updates
It was Salami’s birthday this week, she turned 7. 7 whole years of her sweet face, 7 whole years of energy and attitude, 7 whole years of adventure. I can’t believe it’s been such a short time, such a long time. How much she has packed into...
Exhibition Reflections
This year I have been trying to get rejected as many times as possible and as such I have been applying to literally everything and anything that I am eligible for. Currently I’ve been rejected 5 times from 22 submissions and more excitingl...
In Honour of Substack's Lesbians
Written in honour of Lesbian Visibility Week and inspired by a note where and were discussing gender as well as Long Live Lesbians (which you should absolutely go read if you have not yet). This post, like substack, is not perfect...
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Lesbian, writer, photographer and artist. Writing about my queer experience, life as an artist at the beginning of my career, mental health, books and the Anthropocene. I am a person with a penchant for hope. Who grips good news like gold.
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