W R I T E R


QUEER & TRANS LOVE STORIES

Q T L S

( pronounced: cuties, the L is silent )

QTLS are gender expansive content with diverse characters navigating the world through ever relatable love story narratives.

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Queer & Trans Love Stories intend to be a safe space for engaging healing narratives fostering understanding, acceptance, and investment while bridging mindfully into egalitarian growth.

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Stories are currently being edited for stage, film & television.

Two non-binary, trans-masculine people are sitting nude in a outdoor space, looking off to the side. Flowers cover the white-bodied persons chest, while the brown skinned person is covered by the position of the person in front of them.


ESSAY

WORKSHOPS

Commission: DIVINE VERTICAL LIBERATION - Black Bodies and the Healing Power of Aerial Rope Dance, published under Eva Yaa Asantewaa’s editorial guidance for IMAGINING: A Gibney Journal, issue 3.

Take a moment to read or listen.

 
 

Image: A color image of a smiling non-binary Black person, with a close cropped fade haircut, wearing a tank top and unzipped hoodie, is looking directly into the camera. Their words are quoted to the right - “It is humbling to have the opportunity to engage with brave participants, helping them express their true stories, which capture the Black Trans narrative in all its raw authenticity and wisdom. Kiebpoli Calnek, Black Trans Stories Matter, Workshop Leader.” Black Trans Stories Matter - Because storytelling is social justice, is printed beneath the portrait.Photo 📷 Molly Gazay

Image: A color image of a smiling non-binary Black person, with a close cropped fade haircut, wearing a tank top and unzipped hoodie, is looking directly into the camera. Their words are quoted to the right - “It is humbling to have the opportunity to engage with brave participants, helping them express their true stories, which capture the Black Trans narrative in all its raw authenticity and wisdom. Kiebpoli Calnek, Black Trans Stories Matter, Workshop Leader.” Black Trans Stories Matter - Because storytelling is social justice, is printed beneath the portrait.

Photo 📷 Molly Gazay