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...
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 with his partner.
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...
Wednesday Webcomics: It’s “Now and Forever Nia”
Now and Forever Nia by Sarm Concklin A widower protects his daughter from demonic creatures in this wondrous webcomic about...
Pride Reads: Travel “Fifteen Hundred Miles From the Sun” to Embrace Yourself
Fifteen Hundred Miles From the Sun by Jonny Garza Villa (Cover) Jonny Garza Villa's remarkable debut Fifteen Hundred Miles from...
Book Review: The Value of Memory in “Shadow and Claw”
Shadow & Claw by Gene Wolfe (Cover of 2021 edition) First published in 1980, Shadow & Claw by Gene Wolfe...
Book Review: Stick to “The Hive”
The Hive by Melissa Scholes Young (cover) Melissa Scholes Young, the author of the acclaimed novel Flood and Scrap Metal...
Creator Spotlight: Olivia Stephens
Photo from Creator's Official Site Olivia Stephens creates stories about relationships and Queer girl werewolves. Her debut graphic novel, Artie...
The Power of Found Family: An Interview With Gabi Wolf, Creator of the Webcomics “Passage” and “Quarter Spring”
Images Courtesy of Gabi Wolf The webcomics Passage and Quarter Spring navigate themes of identity and found family in compelling...
Wednesday Webcomics: Four LGBTQ+ Short Webcomics to Check Out
Graphic created with Canva When I dig around for short webcomics, I'm not necessarily looking for a quick snack. After...
More Than Hell and Demons: An Interview With Ashley, Creator of the Webcomic “Sunflowers for Dragons”
Images Courtesy of Ashley Ashley (hiashleynine), the creator of the supernatural webcomic Sunflowers for Dragons, serves a platter of fantastical...