Trans Ancestor Frank Woodhull and the Stories That Come From Necessity
How do I make sure to separate the stories that I tell from necessity—for advocacy reasons, for example—from those that feel most personal, most true, most alive?
Finn Schubert
What will I tell my child about the AIDS crisis?
I would like to read my child a book about ACT UP. I would like to read my child a book about a community needle exchange.
Being Trans at Naked Night Taught Me About Belonging
I went to the naked party to see people’s
There Are No Rules for a Pregnant Trans Body
On learning to be a pregnant man in public.
Against the Linear Narrative of Pregnancy
The shapes we give our stories matter.
What I Learned From Self-Publishing My Essay Collection
On knowing what you—and your work—truly desire
The Book I Never Published
In 2019, things were falling apart, so I decided to
Work to be Done
Today is my last day in Valatie. I’ll miss
Someone in Some Future Time Will Think of Us
You may forget but
Let me tell you
this: someone
A Book Is A Spell
How can I learn to create a tangible object that will weave together an experience for someone else at a place and time I may never see?