The Cat and the Comma
Alex Harvey-RivasA monthly newsletter and infrequent blog recapping my writing endeavors and other professional opportunities.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Halfway Goals, Pride Fair Roles, and More from June
The heat of June has carried over to the swelter of July. This year, the phantom that is Rainbow Capitalism did not dare show its face. I am unsure if I am okay with this or not. On one hand, I loathed the shallow display of support, given...
Queer Pride is Out. Queer Rage is In.
Ahh, June. A month I’ve come to anticipate every year with the same fervor of a child knowing summer vacation has come again. Normally, I am excited for Pride, to see the towns in my state temporarily take on a rainbow hue. This year, seein...
Failure to Resuscitate: Knowing When to Let a Project Die
“Woman in Red T-shirt Looking at Her Laptop” by Andrea Piacquadio
I am no stranger to not finishing projects. For most of my life, I’ve toiled everlong on an ever-rotating list, spending months before I get too bored with the idea or too t...
I'm Tired of This, Grandpa.
A terrible glitch occured when trying to add a button, and now it can no longer be removed on my end because I can’t even see it to delete it! Re-issuing this newsletter with the proper amount of buttons. My sincerest apologies.
Between JK...
That Time I Was Sucked Into An MMO for March
I’m going to admit right off the bat that my March was not as productive as it really could have been. I started the month aware of some events that would transpire, prepared for them accordingly, and then spent the rest of the month in a s...
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Alex is a queer and autistic fantasy author from the Pacific Northwest. They love everything spooky and queer and have an appreciation for monstrous women.
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