Pride Reads: Queer SFF Short Fiction to Read
Graphic created with Canva. After having read a lot of Queer SFF short fiction over the past several years, I...
Bradda M.
Bradda M. currently lives in Virginia. He teaches ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) at a public school and spends his free time reading and watching movies each night with his partner. For The Geekiary, he writes about webcomics and SFF media.
Wednesday Webcomics: Four LGBTQ+ Slice of Life Webcomics to Check Out!
Graphic created with Canva. Among the Queer webcomics I discover and read, several of them are slice of life. Here...
Pride Reads: Power and Choice in “Star Eater”
Star Eater by Kerstin Hall (cover) Kerstin Hall’s debut novella The Border Keeper brims with her imaginative worldbuilding and memorable...
Creator Spotlight: Voice of Baceprot
Image from Loudersound Magazine Indonesian all-girl metal rock band Voice of Baceprot utilizes a wide range of music influences, including...
“Teleport” to a Better Future
Teleport by Hallopino Teleport by R.P. Ruffatti, Moomie Swan, & Xan Larson (Hallopino) transports you to the life of genius...
Wednesday Webcomics: Let “Witchy” Measure the Worth of Your Magic
Witchy by Ariel Ries Witchy by Ariel Ries, a Queer fantasy webcomic, sweeps through a world where hair measures the...
Parental Love and Boundaries: An Interview with Sam Concklin, Creator of “Now and Forever Nia”
Images Courtesy of Sam Concklin Sam Concklin, creator of the short webcomic (now graphic novel) Now and Forever Nia, shares...
Four NEW Magical Webcomics to Check Out!
Graphic created with Canva For this new webcomics feature, I selected four webcomics about losing and reclaiming magic, about living...
Creator Spotlight: Son M.
Image from Creator's Official Site Son M., an Algerian Muslim, writes for comics, video games, and animation. Their story genres...
Pride Reads: Three Queer Speculative Fiction Magazines to Check Out!
From top to bottom right: Glittership, Anathema, and AZE Journal. Graphic created with Canva. You can find Queer speculative fiction...