Tag: friends

My Original Fiction: Dear Reader

by harmony, posted in animals matter, community, decolonization, fiction, flourishing, gender, Harmony Neal, liberation, love, Making the Revolution Irresistible!, truer stories, truth to power, Writing

This story is available in WSQ's Together Issue out from Feminist Press. Much love to everyone at Feminist Press & WSQ for letting me post this story now, when we really need it. This story is the direct result of funding from the 2018 Minnesota Artist Initiative grant I was awarded to develop new models … Continue reading My Original Fiction: Dear Reader

My Original Fiction: The Triplets

by harmony, posted in community, decolonization, don't tell us to smile, End White Supremacy, fiction, gender, Harmony Neal, horror, liberation, love, Making the Revolution Irresistible!, radical women, truer stories, truth to power, Witches, Writing

“The Triplets” originally appeared in Shadows & Tall Trees, Vol. 7 (March 2017) The Triplets Their mothers had been careful to conceive the girls under the same blue moon. Kaylee’s mother had heard from her sister-in-law, who had heard from her tennis partner, who had heard from her hairdresser that there was an old Chinese or … Continue reading My Original Fiction: The Triplets

It Takes a (Global) Village: My Friend Needs Help!

by harmony, posted in horror, love, radical women

My very dear friend Linne needs to raise money to rebuild her home after a fire since her insurance company both won't cover everything and won't cover anything if she can't cover the gap soon. It's all turned into a nightmare. Linne has always graciously and with love provided her space and time for all … Continue reading It Takes a (Global) Village: My Friend Needs Help!