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Out of Japan

Brian Watson

Charting the intersections between me, Japan, and queerness.

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Latest Issues

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What Rhymes With Rollercoaster?

Quick note for subscribers: There will be an article about travel to central Japan before the month is out. I realized I wasn’t going to finish it today, so I downshifted to share these quicker updates instead.

11 days ago
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Which Queen Has a Literary Agent?

When the Vernal Equinox combines with the end of Mercury’s retrograde motion, AND when you sign a contract with a literary agent, you break out the butterflies!

20 days ago
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Up-Close Disasters

This is a somber week for Japan. Fifteen years ago, on March 11, 2011, a massive quake occurred off the coast of the northeastern part of Japan’s main island, a region called Tōhoku. Immediately following the quake came a massive tsunami. W...

25 days ago
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Hardware Update

The early-flowering varieties of cherry trees are blooming here in the Seattle area. The branches of the willows blush with barely suppressed greenery, and as much as I detest commuting to work most days, the apple tree blossoms have set of...

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  • Brian Watson

    Less he than they and more queer than gay, Brian Watson is an award-winning emerging writer. They share intersections of Japan and queerness in OUT OF JAPAN, their Substack.

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