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i don't think people outside the uk / people who don't keep up with the situation for trans people in the uk actually understand how dire it is or how much influence jk rowling actually has over here. trans hate crimes have noticeably and substantially increased since she "came out" as a terf and there isn't a single mainstream news source that doesn't favour transphobia in "the trans debate." even our most left wing political party has outspoken transphobes, and the party actually in power is even worse. so seeing people bring up how much of an ally they are for knowing how to use 123movies whenever someone brings up not wanting anything to do with harry potter is more than irritating atp.
This month in Bubbles Magazine you can find a roundtable discussion on underground comics in China! Orion and Xinmei from PS were joined by Olga and Qiliq from O.Q and Pigao from Yan Shu to discuss how the scene has been changing over the past few years. It's a pleasure to be part of Bubbles — an ongoing comics-focused zine that is literally bursting with content.
Image description: An interior spread of Bubbles, and a spread of the discussion. The zine is black and white, and the interior pages are full, almost all the way to the edges of the page, with text.
every month without fail i start writing a new alfred centric fic and everytime i am baffled by it. what is happening to me. what is this Alfred menstrual cycle i am forced to adhere to. i can't stop even if i tried. i don't even care about this man
I'm in the final stages of editing before publishing the next sci fi romance, Stargazing Underground. This is the third story in the Defying Gravity series although they all work as standalones. As some of you may know, or have figured out, I have a real soft spot for ride or die in space.
Aiming to have this story available this Fall! <3 <3
We're going a little psychedelic this weekend to bring you some of the more hallucinogenic pages from Milwaukee's radical underground newspaper of the 1960s and 1970s, Kaleidoscope. The newspaper, which ran from 1967-1971, included dozens of psychedelic pages and page spreads, most of which we can't show you because most include some element of nudity, which Tumblr has been scrupulously censoring of late, even if posts include images of classical sculpture, renaissance paintings, or illustrations by Beardsley. Still, if you'd like to get a better understanding of the graphic elements of this no-holds-barred newspaper, you can view our digitized version of the collection.
Kaleidoscope was a biweekly newspaper offering an alternative and radical-liberal perspective that addressed and critiqued the social, political, and cultural issues of its day, including American politics, police actions, civil rights, gender issues, sexuality, activist activities, and contemporary art, music, and literature. Attempts to censor the publication were a challenge from the very first issue. The editor and publisher John Kois was even convicted of obscenity and the case, Kois v. Wisconsin, eventually went to the Supreme Court of the United States in 1972 (after the newspaper had folded). However, the Court ruled in the newspaper’s favor stating that the challenged contents of the newspaper did not constitute obscenity. In a concurring statement Justice William O. Douglas wrote that “the vague umbrella of obscenity laws was used in an attempt to run a radical newspaper out of business . . . . If obscenity laws continue in this uneven and uncertain enforcement, then the vehicle has been found for the suppression of any unpopular tract.”
PaleoArtist William Stout interviewed in new Comic Book Creator
The latest issue of TwoMorrows Publishing’s ongoing magazine Comic Book Creator (Issue 32) leads with an interview with American fantasy artist William "Bill" Stout