NEW! My first chapbook!
Take a look at my new chapbook, "Heterotextual," available on Scribd.com! I'm really excited about the poetry in this collection, and it's a thrill to share it with the world.
Next up: Look out for my work in the forthcoming anthology, "Troubling the Line: Trans and Genderqueer Poetry and Poetics" (arriving in March from EOAGH/Nightboat…
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Dwarfs, Giants, and General Progress
It’s been a while since I’ve written on gender identity. Much like sexual orientation, the issue may be deliberately assigned a lower priority in my mind, but it never goes away. What I have learned, yet again, is that this constant nagging issue is not a simple one. I believe I wrote last about my realization that, for me, I nervously exist on a continuum, neither purely male, nor purely female. As much as I talk against the idea of either/or thinking, I admit I’d be more…
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Medicating Our Identities
Starting at a young age, I was taught to seek strictly medical explanations for individual problems. My father had worked for a time counseling alcoholics and addicts, and he placed full reliance upon a combination of prescription medication and time spent on the therapist’s couch. However, my life challenges have been structured in ways that defied this logic. It is true that bipolar disorder can be treated successfully with medication. However what I was not told in the beginning is…
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Gender Doesn't Require Choosing Sides
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The Troublesome Concept of the Sissy
Young Feminists have been adept at calling out transphobic attitudes and words, particularly the demeaning phrase "tranny". Sometimes the line between acceptable and unacceptable usage is easy to decipher. This makes it easy to identify a problem. However, when gender, sexuality, and fantasy converge, the results often end up complicated, controversial, and in hot debate. Throw into the mix the concept of reclaiming epithets, especially those turns of phrase…
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When Allies Don't Get It
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Health Ironies
Added by Kevin Camp on November 2, 2010 at 12:00pm — No Comments
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