I make artwork and stories showcasing the wondrous things we can learn from the world and from each other. they/them/theirs
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In June of last year, @FineComic wrote a beautiful essay about going through fertility treatments, and then pregnancy, as a trans person. “The same tools that helped me cope with gender dysphoria proved incredibly helpful in coping with infertility” trib.al/ykATPlU
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'Fine: A Comic About Gender' by @FineComic is a graphic celebration of the vast diversity in the transgender community. Amidst Ewing’s own story of grappling with identity, a decade of interviews is rendered into an informative collage.
#BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/3j1hmiq
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"One of the best books I have read on gender in a long while."—Veronica Esposito on @FineComic's graphic novel, via @LitHub tinyurl.com/yc77hzyx
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Our list of the 100 Best Nonfiction Books of 2022 is chockfull of of gems, including stellar titles by @dancharnas, @FineComic, @SteveBrusatte, @CCenizaChoy, @DrSidMukherjee, and @RJ_Young. bit.ly/3TMUTSR #BestBooks2022 #BestNonfiction2022
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Mimosa pudica folds its leaves in response to touch, this may avoid predation by herbivorous insects
Watch the signals to close its leaves travel long distances rapidly across the plant when a grasshopper chews a leaf 1/🧵
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The Washington Post's top 10 graphic novels of 2022 list, put together by @comicriffs, features books from @beatonna, @FineComic, @neilhimself, @ColleenDoran, @xaimeh, @BetomessGilbert, and many more talented writers and artists washingtonpost.com/books/202…
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We discuss real events, and we listen to real stories. Coming up in #MiamiBookFairOnline we have relevant conversations on essential topics that the world needs to know.
Streaming on-demand starting Sunday, Nov 13. Add it to your Watchlist #MBFO
#MiamiBookFair #MBF22
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“Seeing @FineComic out there has been pretty phenomenal. It’s been very affirming that I didn’t waste ten years of my life. It’s been humbling that I made something impactful." -Rhea Ewing
lithub.com/telling-stories-o… @lithub
#GraphicNovel #LGBTQIA #TransRightsAreHumanRights 🏳️⚧️
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@FineComic explores their own gender expression and what it means to them and others. The art is lovely and the discussions are extremely relevant. #365DaysOfBooks
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Researchers completed the first large longitudinal study on trans children this year. They found only 97.5% of trans kids continued to identify as trans. Those that desisted did so for various reasons including the violence faced as trans people. publications.aap.org/pediatr…
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Lots of people believe lots of fake things. It’s tempting to look at this through a purely political lens.
I really like this book by @DavidNeiwert because it looks at conspiracism through a psychological and sociological lens.
Here are a few of my favorite insights:
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I was just enjoying this variegated sycamore and thought you lot might, too. Its an absolutely joyful tree!
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hi so n case you didn't know, many museums and galleries have online collections you can search! They're excellent and the people working to maintain these public access projects have my heart 💕
With that in mind, I'm gonna list a few bc they're saving my ass lately🧵
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"if you want to be x gender, no one can stop you" is a beautiful and powerful statement
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When people talk about “what’s alienating conservatives” about comics/games/movies/whatever I remember a conversation I had with a self-proclaimed conservative who said that if Gargoyles was made today (like not a reboot, exactly as it was in the 90’s) Elisa would be too “woke”
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Literally one of the most enjoyable things I've experienced as an author.
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It's the tail end of Disability Pride month, so reminder that I have a (currently free) ebook that is about disability, by a disabled author. leebrontide.itch.io/secondha…
Paper and audiobook versions also available in the thread.
Mind the CW.
