
Reinvention is not self-improvement. It is disobedience. Essays on queerness, deafness, and refusing to make yourself smaller so a room stays comfortable.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 124 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 hours ago |
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Tonight’s story on Silent Horrors is called What They Found in the Alley. It’s about a boy in a super-heroine costume he made himself, out on Halloween, chased.
Most of it happened to me.
I want to tell you what it’s like on this side of...
We live in the age of the trans bathroom panic. And it’s as insulting, dangerous, and ludicrous as it sounds.
And since it’s LGBTQ History Month, let me tell you my own history with this exact bathroom scare argument. Because history often...
I’m Deaf, late-deafened, which means I know exactly what it feels like when a recorded voice gives you chills. I had that. For thirty-five years I had two fully functioning ears, and I remember precisely what happens when a voice cracks at...
Found family isn't the soft consolation prize underneath the real fight. It is the fight.
The first time I built a family on purpose, it was on a rooftop in New York, with folding chairs that didn’t match, a cooler somebody’s cousin left b...
My grandmother kept her jazz records in the sewing room, in a cabinet built for thread and buttons, tucked behind bolts of fabric nobody was ever looking for.
The record player was small enough to fold shut like a suitcase. I noticed that...
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Deaf, queer storyteller who makes everything to be felt. Writer of dark literary horror in Silent Horrors, feral essays about rebuilding in Messy Reinvention, plus songs, a memoir, and a jazz musical about the Pansy Craze. Defiance, not inspiration.
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