Hello, I made a new poetry zine: hat genius 25. I wrote the poems slowly over the months, mostly when Ming and I still lived in Las Vegas. There’s a new one called “trans” that I wrote a week or two ago, I think somewhere in California. More recently I finished the zine’s first poem… Read More »
I made a new mini-zine–it’s called Protection. It’s one legal size paper folded up, with words in the middle also. I’ve had great feedback about How Not to Domestic Violence Anyone. So I realize these small ones can be very meaningful, even though they’re funsize. I’m happy to experiment with what works and how I… Read More »
I facilitated a divorce ritual for my good friend. Her divorce had been in progress for a long time–then one day, it was finally finalized. She’d asked me to do a ritual with her when it was done. I was happy to be there for my good friend. That’s what community is about. I love… Read More »
Witches’ Brew #2 is a sweet little zine by my friend Nina Echozina. Please see her website here. https://echopublishing.wordpress.com As a zine trade and part of a multi-year zine friendship, Nina sent me a packet of mini zines. It was joyful to receive them from her in Belgium. So colorful and lively! It’s fun to… Read More »
There are night desires–they make night sense. Then day desires often win. Day is bright, more rational, and gets stuff done. Flooded with light. But night desires are where I live. I worshiped the moon for a long time. I feel like my real myself in fall and winter. Truly, I feel like a different… Read More »
I’m so happy about this band Lavender Witch. I’m zine friends with one if its members. This video is beautiful. I love the “you think you’re so much better than us” part. It makes me feel strong in who I am. “Not My Sister” is addressing TERFs, I think. Or just anyone who says they’re… Read More »
“Hey, honey. Can you advise me on this witch problem I have?” I asked. “Sure,” Ming said. “Ok, so I was thinking. I should get a tortilla. Then I can write something on it and bury it in the ground, and it wouldn’t be littering.” My recounting of this conversation is accurate, but the ideas… Read More »