Hey! Look at me!
I'm posting this here because I'm really proud of myself and I figured it was worthy of a cameo. *waves*
So just when I thought I had read the entire internets, and also when I thought I knew everything, I get an e-mail from Green of Autostraddle inquiring about the possibility of an interview. Autostraddle? They describe their effort:
Girlier than Queerty and gayer than Jezebel, Autostraddle aims to address all things terrible/AWESOME with a quick, queer and intellectual attitude. We’re particularly passionate about independent movies and music, books, theater, visual art, cyberculture and sex as well as queer theory, social justice, feminism and GLBT rights. We like the macro and the micro, the international and the close-to-home. We take a queer sensibility to everything - ’cause you know, something doesn’t have to be GAY to be, you know - gay.
Not unlike my five year-old self, who wandered around with my father's hand-me-down tape recorder and made multiple tapes of myself talking to myself, I relished in the opportunity to talk more about what makes me tick and what this blog, crafting/DIY, being queer and all the other stuff that I love means to me. Green asked some really fantastic questions and we struck up what I hope will become a lingering e-friendship.
Please head to Autostraddle and read all about me, and please continue to check AS often (or RSS it up, kids!) because there is undoubtedly more to come from this bad ass group of people.
(She's cute, idn't she?!?)
So just when I thought I had read the entire internets, and also when I thought I knew everything, I get an e-mail from Green of Autostraddle inquiring about the possibility of an interview. Autostraddle? They describe their effort:
Girlier than Queerty and gayer than Jezebel, Autostraddle aims to address all things terrible/AWESOME with a quick, queer and intellectual attitude. We’re particularly passionate about independent movies and music, books, theater, visual art, cyberculture and sex as well as queer theory, social justice, feminism and GLBT rights. We like the macro and the micro, the international and the close-to-home. We take a queer sensibility to everything - ’cause you know, something doesn’t have to be GAY to be, you know - gay.
Not unlike my five year-old self, who wandered around with my father's hand-me-down tape recorder and made multiple tapes of myself talking to myself, I relished in the opportunity to talk more about what makes me tick and what this blog, crafting/DIY, being queer and all the other stuff that I love means to me. Green asked some really fantastic questions and we struck up what I hope will become a lingering e-friendship.
Please head to Autostraddle and read all about me, and please continue to check AS often (or RSS it up, kids!) because there is undoubtedly more to come from this bad ass group of people.
(She's cute, idn't she?!?)