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theclaravoyant · 9 months
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phoebe spengler from ghostbusters is genderfluid (headcanon) and lesbian (implied)
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shyjusticewarrior · 9 months
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The canon queer character of the day is:
Frankie Stein from the Monster High franchise, who is non-binary.
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rjalker · 5 months
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BTW this character's name is the Meep. With the the included, just like the Doctor. The Meep uses nameself pronouns -- meaning, you say "the Meep" or "the Meep's", ect.
The meep does not use he/him or they/them or she/her pronouns (but let's all be honest here! no one is gendering this alien as female so 90% of people are misgendering the Meep with he/him, or they/them if they want to pretend to be progressive).
The Meep is a canon neopronoun using character. The Meep should not be referred to as he or they or she or it, only the Meep!
There is literally no excuse for anyone who watched the episode misgendering the Meep, because the Doctor literally asks what the Meep's fucking pronouns are and gets "the Meep" as an answer! And everyone from them on uses these pronouns correctly!
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[ID: An image of the character the Meep from Doctor Who. The Meep is an alien with long white fur, large pink ears, and big round brown eyes, resembling a nocturnal lemur. The Meep is sitting down, with hands curled up to the Meep's chest, looking upward slightly as though sad. The background is of a dark, blurry, blue-grey room. End ID.]
And no, the fact that the Meep is yet another rendition of the nonbinary alien stereotype does not magically make exorsexism and misgendering okay!
You don't get to dance and celebrate that "Doctor Who is pissing off the TERFs" and then misgender a character whose pronouns you're explicitly told!
Pissing off TERFs is not more important than actually respecting people who use neopronouns! and when you misgender the Meep, a fictional character, that just shows you don't actually care about real neopronoun users!
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florilege-studio · 4 months
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The hint of a shape emerges. Kas closes their eyes, left hand on the lowest keyboard as their right pulls the switch. Upstairs, the crowd has fallen silent. Gilbert and Rae finally stop sniping at each other, and Kas feels more than hears Gilbert come up to stand behind them. “There,” they say. “Look.” They move to the next switch, and the shape in the pool, almost human now, falters. It turns liquid again, then gas, then solid, dripping light from its aethereal body. Kas presses a key, then another. The shape rises. The connection has been made. Another switch. A flicker. The quintessence collapses in a wave; occluding light briefly obscures the glass wall. It leaves streaks of luminescent liquid behind, snaking their way down to the pool as it starts to swirl once more. “Stop!” Gilbert shouts. “Turn it off!”
A teaser from my short story 'The Light Organ', which is going to be published in Aether Beyond the Binary, a queer anthology from @duckprintspress.
You can get it by backing the Kickstarter campaign for the anthology, where my short story is just one of 17 incredible contributions, all featuring characters outside of the gender binary and more. It's on right now and we need your help to reach the funding goal!
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nopoodles · 3 months
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There Is No Place For A Dandy On A Pirate Ship
Nat should be doing what dandies do best: creating fashion, trading information, working on the edges of high society to further their own aims, and flirting with scandal. Instead, they're in the bowels of a ship, captured by pirates intent on ransoming them back to their family as soon as they find out to which family they should send the letter. Unfortunately for all involved, Nat knows one thing the pirates can never be allowed to find out: They are unransomable. Their family has plenty enough money to pay any ransom, but Nat's father sent them to sea in the first place, put them in the path of these pirates, because he wanted Nat out of the way. Ransoms create scandal. Nat can't afford another
My pirate novel is now available for pre-order both in signed paperbacks from me and in unsigned regular paperback and ebooks from other retailers.
If you're looking for links, Tumblr can be tricky with those so I'm gonna throw them in a reblog but you can use my pinned post to get to my website where all the links always are.
Release Day: 23 April 2024
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ghouly-drool · 3 months
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couple of sketchbook pages ft apex legends and borderlands hehe
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duckprintspress · 1 year
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It’s been a year since the last time Duck Prints Press (the indie press founded by fancreators to help other fancreators publish their original work) called for applicants, and we are absolutely thrilled and super excited to announce that today is the day! We are recruiting author contributors for our next anthology!
Aether Beyond the Binary is an all-new aetherpunk anthology that will feature 20 short stories each up to 7,500 words long that re-imagine modern or near-future Earth as a place where aether is real and the technology runs on this mysterious, magical element. Specifically, stories will focus on the stories of characters who are outside the gender binary (agender, genderfluid, nonbinary, etc.) living in aetherpunk settings on contemporary-esque Earth—a world like ours, but different because of the advent of the availability magic to power technology.
Has mankind known about magic since the dawn of evolution? Was aether discovered literally yesterday? How does the availability of aether as a power source impact society, politics, economics, culture, technology, sexuality, gender? We want to hear your ideas! For this project, we’re seeking 10 fanfiction authors who have not published their work with the Press before and who are interested in making the transition to publishing their original work! (The other 10 spots are reserved for authors who have previously worked with us.) New applicants must have published fanfiction before—the full guidelines are in our rules, linked below.
This post is not a call for story submissions! Duck Prints Press runs anthology recruitment on a zine-like model: we ask that prospective authors submit a writing sample (750 to 1500 words) and an up-to-400-word story pitch aligned with Aether Beyond the Binary’s themes. You must write and post fanfiction to apply to these anthologies, but all stories in Aether Beyond the Binary must be 100% original! Selected authors who complete their stories will be paid a minimum of $75 US for their work; we will seek additional money through crowdfunding to supplement this, with a maximum earning potential of $600 US.
Interested in applying? We’d love to hear from you! Make sure you familiarize with all the rules first…
Rules and Guidelines for Interested Writer-Applicants
Frequently Asked Questions
Schedule
…and more!
Applications open today, January 5th, 2023, and recruitment will stay open until either we receive 150 applications or January 20th, 2023. So, review the rules, hit us up with questions (or you can e-mail us at [email protected]), prepare your shiniest writing sample, set your creativity on crafting an awesome tale of an outside-the-binary main character living on aetherpunk Earth, and then…
APPLY NOW!
Who We Are: Duck Prints Press LLC is an independent publisher based in New York State. Our founding vision is to help fanfiction authors navigate the complex process of bringing their original works from first draft to print, culminating in publishing their work under our imprint. We are particularly dedicated to working with queer authors and publishing stories featuring characters from across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. Love what we do? Sign up for our monthly newsletter to get an e-mail whenever we call for applicants!
Promo image: created and edited by Alessa Riel, featuring the model Zadya Cheysuli.
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jarofrebukepodcast · 8 months
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🔎 NEW EPISODE RELEASED! 🔍 "Shave and a Haircut..."
"Jared reaches out to a dear friend to help make some much-needed changes, but he gets far more help than expected..." ✂️
Featuring the voices of: @casperolivervo, Miche Ward, & @ashleecraft! 🏳️‍🌈
Huge thank you to our @thesperience Patreon supporters and the folks over at Trans Justice Funding Project for supporting projects like ours!
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trilltrek · 1 year
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I need Star Trek to introduce at least two new trans characters now that discovery is ending
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voidingintotheshout · 6 months
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“You’re an animal, Sibling Dex. You are not separate or other. You’re an animal. And animals have no purpose. Nothing has a purpose. The world simply is. If you want to do things that are meaningful to others, fine! Good! So do I! But if I wanted to crawl into a cave and watch stalagmites with Frostfrog for the remainder of my days, that would also be both fine and good. You keep asking why your work is not enough, and I don’t know how to answer that, because it is enough to exist in the world and marvel at it. You don’t need to justify that, or earn it. You are allowed to just live” --Excerpt From: Becky Chambers' “A Psalm for the Wild-Built.”
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link from legend of zelda is non-binary and aroace (headcanon)
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kingcaspian43 · 7 months
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after days of replaying the demo over and over, i got the first Monster Prom game + the DLC.
i absolutely adore Oz/Yellow, (wish i was a lil shadow entity <333) and Zoe! i just!! love these!! little!!! nerds!!!! SO MUCH!!!!
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[arts from the game]
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The canon queer character of the day is:
Raine Whispers from The Owl House, who is non-binary.
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rjalker · 28 days
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people really need to stop recommending books based purely on the fact that they're "Queer representation" of some kind.
Not only does it do a disservice to the story itself, because I guarentee you the author wanted their story to be remembered for more than having "x characters" and nothing more...
...but if you're going around blithely reccomending tons of random strangers read something like the Xenogenesis trilogy by Octavia E. Butler based purely on the fact that some of the characters use it/its pronouns...
that's.
I'm sorry but that is just so negligent. That's the only word I can think to describe it. Xenogenesis is an adult science fiction story meant to be read by adults who are ready to have an incredibly serious conversation about slavery, eugenics, rape, genocide, and how consent literally cannot exist when you are a slave, and what that means for you and everyone around you.
It's not a fun casual adventure story anyone and everyone should be picking up without knowing what they're getting into. You have no idea how many people you're casually recommending this series to are victims of rape who are going to be triggered by scenes in this series, and you're not giving them any warning!
It's already bad enough for people to be flattening stories down into whether or not they have "X characters" but to not warn people about genuinely triggering content in the books you're flattening this way?? Why would you do that?
Please don't fucking do that. If you know a series deals with triggering topics then you need to warn people about that any time you recommend people read it. The Xenogenesis series requires trigger warnings for rape at the very least, and a whole lot more on top of that too, but that's the bare minimum.
Stop recommending people read things just because "characters use x pronouns in it" or "it has nonbinary characters" or "it has a lesbian in it" without any relevant warnings about triggering content it also contains.
At least the person who did this did specify that the it/its users in Xenogenesis are all aliens, but like, that's the least of things people need to be aware of before reading this trilogy.
Reccommend media by actually summarizing it. There's almost always an official summary you can find somewhere. Warn people about any topics that might be triggering that the content contains.
And, since I see this happen the most: for the love of fuck do not lie to people about Queer characters being in a series, or refuse to explain to people that the Queer characters that do exist are just the same old stereotypes we've all seen a million times, with nothing to balance them out and make them actually progressive.
That is going to accomplish nothing except alienating people who've been tricked into reading something that's not actually what they were told it was. You are not going to get anyone to enjoy a series by betraying them by lying about nonexistant or at best shallow, stereotypical, bioessentialist 'representation'.
The Animorphs does not have a single canon Queer character.
The Murderbot Diaries is just the exact same nonbinary robot stereotype that was old in the 90s, with no important human nonbinary characters at all despite there being seven whole books at this point. There are exactly 2 human characters who use neopronouns, but they're the epitome of "token characters". They appear for a combined total of maybe 10 pages, have no importance to the plot, and get shoved offscreen as quickly as possible, never to be seen again. All of the robots use it/its pronouns because they don't have genitals and Martha Wells is transmisic and loves biological essentliasm, and still very clearly equates sex with gender with pronouns. Despite the protagonist using it/its pronouns, no one ever asks anyone else for their pronouns, everyone just magically knows, because, again, biological essentialism. Also known as the exact opposite of representation for trans people.
The Xenogenesis trilogy does not have a single canon Queer character in it. All of the characters who use it/its pronouns are part of the third reproductive sex for the alien species.
Start recommending series based on what the plot is actually about, or what good things they have going for them, not just because they have characters who use XYZ pronouns or are the literal stereotype of a nonbinary robot.
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