George R.R. Martin Doesn’t Owe You His Books
What happens when an author leaves readers hanging, then calls them out? Drama.
What happens when an author leaves readers hanging, then calls them out? Drama.
Stuck on those final books? Welcome to the club, friend. I’m so sorry.
Pink patriarchy makes great gender revenge. It’s not so good at inclusion.
No one is above internalized bias. I am no exception.
It’s entirely possible to write an identity you don’t share. Here’s how to do it well.
Just paint rainbows on their foreheads. How hard can it be?
Where do you plant that rainbow flag, on a scale of “page one” to “is this even relevant?”
Group settings? Reflexive verbs? Name exhaustion? Read on!
Fantasy is a genre of endless possibilities. Queer inclusion can be one of those.