Always Changing: How the Art of Cosplay Helped Me Understand Myself
Always Changing: How the Art of Cosplay Helped Me Understand Myself An essay written by Daze Cosplaying, Cross-playing, and Gender-playingContinue Reading
Queer & Nerdy in Vancouver, BC
Always Changing: How the Art of Cosplay Helped Me Understand Myself An essay written by Daze Cosplaying, Cross-playing, and Gender-playingContinue Reading
Alex (he/him) is a bisexual bilingual Britalian currently living on xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and səlilwətaɬ land. He is a literary translatorContinue Reading
Dana Ebert (she/her) is an openly bisexual and transgender author, game designer, and voice actor, best known for her contributionsContinue Reading
Bonnie Hammond (she/her) is the queer, disabled, neurodivergent feminist your parents warned you about. Not quite nerdy and not quiteContinue Reading
Hi there! I’m Haley Boros, my pronouns are she/her, and I’m an award winning graphic designer, illustrator, and published cartoonist.Continue Reading
Hi, I’m Erica (they/she)! I’m a ceramics artist, library worker, theatre-goer, and – of course – a reader. I sometimesContinue Reading
Em (She/Her) goes by Skald or Skald of Shenanigans and is an avid player, content creator and Game Master forContinue Reading
Hello! My name is Nico (they/them pronouns), and I am a queer Torontonian who loves (and loves learning about) artContinue Reading
Hi, my name is Nicole (She/Her). I am a multipotentialite, world-traveler, podcaster, aspiring comedian, and nerd just trying to makeContinue Reading
Olga and Natasha Vernev are local business owners in Vancouver. Together, they own The Great Canadian Dog Cakes where theyContinue Reading
Patrick Myers (he/him) is a freelance writer and playwright. His practice encompasses a variety of disciplines, including but not limited toContinue Reading
I’m Chelsea (she/her), an asexual and aromantic librarian, who blogs about books over at Spotlight on Stories. You can alsoContinue Reading
Hi there, my name is Kelly Slaven and my pronouns are she/her/hers. What queer book have you chosen to shareContinue Reading
Hi, I’m Lauren! Or Lo. I use she/her or they/them pronouns. I’m queer and neurodivergent and a little witchy andContinue Reading
My name is Jade, I go by She/Her Pronouns as a Transwoman Of Color. I am a part of myContinue Reading