the homosexual no longer aspires to be fabulous. This is a problem. less fabulous homosexuals to produce fabulosity so it dwindles in the culture; the culture no longer fosters fabulosity, so the fab homos die off even more. self-deteriorating... the extinction of fabulousness

Without exaggeration, I have thought of this tweet by Amal El-Mohtar at least once a week since I first read it years ago:

Coming in August from your pals at Strange Light: Eugene Marten’s LAYMAN’S REPORT, the revised and definitive edition, pre-order this masterpiece now wherever you pre-order masterpieces

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This behaviour is baffling and infuriating to me. You cannot pretend to be a positive, constructive, inclusive voice in horror, or in any genre, and treat members of that genre's creative community or fandom like shit. Every instance of this demoralizes everyone. Stop it.

Proof of life

I am so proud of Anthony's book, and of my work in this audiobook (especially as one of the voices of your friend and mine, Mr. Satan)

Canadian folks, DAYSPRING is one of Indigo's BESTSELLERS, which means it's discounted in person and online if that's how you get your books! indigo.ca/en-ca/daysprin…

How is there not a Canadian drag queen named Victoria Day?

let's write books and become famous writers, let's hold hands and run into a brick wall

Absolutely appalling

Read Joe’s book!

I hate everyone who failed this man. I hate the people making excuses. I hate every single policy maker in the history of this country that caused this. I hate that ableism teaches *us* that we're the burden not the godawful system that leads to this.

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'Dog Day Afternoon' is an Al Pacino film made in 1975 about a bank robbery carried out for the purpose of funding sex reassignment surgery, based on a true story from 1972. It won an Oscar. But sure, no one heard of trans people before 10 years ago.

Literally the only moment from this movie that I want to see

an AMAZING night at Pulp Books here in Montreal talking about DAYSPRING!!

We left a stack of SIGNED COPIES OF DAYSPRING with the store, so if you’re in town GO and check out this wonderful new space!

Go see Anthony!

Read Nour’s book!

I will be at Pulp Books in Montreal TONIGHT!!!! Come say hi!!!

Toronto writer Anthony Oliveira's debut novel 'Dayspring' is about love, rooted in both the body and the spirit, and that effortlessly moves from Galilee to the Gay Village

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