It's coming out day again! Hey, I'm Jeremy Whitley and I am demisexual and bi. It took me a long time to talk about my queerness, because I am happily married to a woman and wasn't sure if that made me not queer enough to talk about it. But seeing others come out helped me, so I hope to do the same.

Yep! As far as I know, it has still never been printed

always

GWENDOLYN POOLE FTW

Heck yeah. It's always a lot to describe and discuss with people. Love being part of a sexuality that has to come with a pamphlet. Though, one of the funniest experiences was coming out to my mom and her say "Yeah, that's always been you, we just didn't have a word for it" 😅

Also, I have written by fair share of ace characters, including well...me?

Thanks Dan! I have and I appreciate it, but I also think being who you are is a lifelong pursuit.

I do my best not to take it personally when I get left of "queer creators" lists, because I don't ascribe malice to it. However, queer people are my family and my community and they are part of everything I do. It's not a trend or a sales tactic. I write what I care about.

It's coming out day again! Hey, I'm Jeremy Whitley and I am demisexual and bi. It took me a long time to talk about my queerness, because I am happily married to a woman and wasn't sure if that made me not queer enough to talk about it. But seeing others come out helped me, so I hope to do the same.

Realizing that next year I want to have direct market books coming out again. I've spent so much time concentrating on OGNs over the last few years and I'm actually starting to see things from pre 2020 direct market that I like showing up again. Maybe it's time.

434) Leviticus 10/10 Tempted to rate it 9 just because I wanted more answers, but that's just not the nature of some beasts and it made sense for this particular beast not to spell everything out. I wish this was streaming on a service somewhere so more people could watch, but I don't mind buying

433) Ready or Not: Here I Come 10/10 I had my doubts and I put it off, but the end of this thing is a slam dunk. Kathryn Newton is the perfect addition.

We are in a weird hell where every day an AI company says "hey, we just avoided our own AI agent killing your children and we don't know how to stop it from doing that again." And our reaction isn't just telling them to shut it down and then bashing it with a hammer, but giving them more money.

Writers, writing almost any character: I have to give them something charming and redeeming for the audience to hold onto. Writers, writing writers: He is an infected worthless scab on humanity. An oozing boil with a soul patch. There's no question, this guy was worthless.

432) Hokum 9/10 Happy Hokum is on Hulu day! I did my best not to learn much about this movie beforehand so I could come into it fresh. Adam Scott is great as always, playing an absolute prick. Enjoyable little ghost story.

Oh, hard same. If they were pertucularly terrible or amazing, I already let you know.

431) The Serpent's Skin 8/10 Psyched to see Alice Maio Mackay's newest on AMC+. It's a sapphic witches movie!

The Queen and her retinue arrive on the island with a mission for Noelani - the only one she couldn't refuse: The Princess, whom she helped to raised like her own daughter, is missing and Noelani is the only one Queen Isadora trusts to find her. So Noelani is thrown back in. (NSFW pages next post)

It's about Noelani, a female knight trained from childhood to protect the royal family, who falls in love with the queen and when their affair is discovered, is exiled back to her home island. She's disgraced and betrayed by the woman she loved, unable to see her for ten years - until one day...