#WritersCoffeeClub 6.27 What's the longest period of writer's block you've suffered? Or do you not suffer?

I don't usually have writer's block. But recently I had a long stretch of about 8 years. It stretched over my first marriage and a few recovery years. My ex-husband didn't like it when I worked alone and had trouble with boundaries.

#WordWeavers #Writing 28 Do you include inside jokes for friends or fan groups in your stories?

I don't think so.

I'm not a joke-type person.

I include easter eggs that serious yuri fans may get. There were more when I was writing fanfic.

#PennedPossibilities #Writing 357 MC POV: Tell us about one of your bad habits

—I'm an emotional eater. But don't worry. I won't touch your emotions with a ten thousand feet pole. In the good sense. I only eat my own emotions. I don't…can't allow anyone to know about those damn things. They'd laugh at me. More than they already do. And to hell with what shrinks say, I'm fine this way…

Our Hero

https://www.feywads.com
https://ko-fi.com/heatherhorns

#feywads #sidewads #comic

So apparently I got angry and made words happen: https://saranadosfiction.com/2024/06/27/a-thought-experiment-about-bathrooms/

(This is very squarely preaching to the choir, but it was that or start fights in comment sections, and I'd rather spend my energy writing an essay than that)

A trans man encounters a monster in the woods and discovers a unique alternative to HRT.

Today’s story is “The Application of Lycanthropy as a Novel Treatment for Gender Dysphoria” by Chase Anderson, a speculative fiction writer, spreadsheet wrangler, and internet bird. This story can be found in the forthcoming “Dudes Rock,” anthology available soon from Prismatica Press, and you can find more of the author’s stories on his website, chase.xyz.

Listen here: https://thevoice.dog/episode/the-application-of-lycanthropy-as-a-novel-treatment-for-gender-dysphoria-by-chase-anderson

Read by @DammitMooMoon

CW: strong language

#furry #writing #pride