Tag: transgender

• Dropping Some Radical FREE Fiction for Pride Month

  

  This quaint little one-night stand fantasy is, in fact, a radical, revolutionary tale.

  J. S. Kuiken

  June 3, 2022

  announcements, Blog, publication, queer, short story

  creative writing, fiction, pride, pride month, queer fiction, queer literature, queer writing, short story, trans fiction, trans men, trans rights, trans writing, transgender, transgender fiction, writing

• Power and Control

  

  Facebook spits out old posts — “memories” — and sometimes it yields something fascinating or insightful. This morning, I had an old post presented to me, one which is still timely:

  J. S. Kuiken

  April 20, 2020

  Blog, meta, queer, real life

  cissexism, lgbt, queer, trans men, transgender

• Not an Isolated Incident

  This was originally inspired by the suicide of Leelah Alcorn, and was originally posted to Tumblr. Sadly, this is a continuing issue in the trans community: that of parents abusing their trans children, psychologically and otherwise. Leelah, and others, are not isolated incidents. If they were, it would be as easy as saying these parents…

  J. S. Kuiken

  March 23, 2019

  Blog, meta, real life

  leelah alcorn, lgbt, transgender, transphobia

• Short Story Publication: The Blind Tattooist

  

  Today my short story, “The Blind Tattooist”, came out in issue three of |tap|. This story is important to me for a few reasons. It is that it is the first publication I’ve had in the two years since I began submitting short stories professionally, since I decided I would only submit to paying markets.…

  J. S. Kuiken

  June 15, 2017

  announcements, Blog, publication, queer, short story, writing

  creative writing, fiction, mtf fiction, publication, short story, transgender, transgender fiction, writing