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 | 78 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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I Meet Her Again in Dreams
Last night I danced with the girl who was my very first crush. We meet in a dream and I instantly knew it was her even though I have not seen her since I was 9. There was something in me that felt like she would not remember me and was so o...
Congratulations You Are Healthy!
“You’ll be happy to know your blood work came back normal.”
“There was nothing in your scopes that we could detect.”
“We couldn’t find anything in the ultrasounds.”
“We analysed your stool sample and it was clear of anything unusual.”...
Into Green
The Ephemeral is a reader supported publication and is a main part of my income for the past year. Unfortunately I’m now on a job hunt in less than ideal circumstances, if you have ever thought you might want to become a paid subscrib...
The Lesbian Switch
The knowledge flicked fast like a light switch. It was witchcraft. Our shower soft limbs tangled in urgent writhing. Thoughts, for once, quiet. Even with the years of distance between then and now I can feel the heat of the fire that blazed...
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...
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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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