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How To Write They/Them Pronouns in Third Person

February 9, 2026December 6, 2024 by A.B. Channing

A person you can't see holds up a small whiteboard to show you. They got their hands on the colored whiteboard markers again. In rainbow letters, they've written, "Hello, my pronouns are." After this is a blank line, meant for pronouns. Nothing is written on it. It is also rainbow.

Group settings? Reflexive verbs? Name exhaustion? Read on!

12 Ways To Worldbuild Queer Inclusion In Fantasy

September 21, 2025November 24, 2024 by A.B. Channing

You've walked straight into a fairytale. Before you is a footbridge made of logs, arched elegantly over a pond. All around it is a lush garden. Trees dressed in purple flowers spread their branches over dense, grassy purple plants. It looks like the sort of place for a picnic, provided the fairytale pond isn't swarming with mosquitos.

Fantasy is a genre of endless possibilities. Queer inclusion can be one of those.