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Ep 53 - What Happens When the Narrative Isn't Yours? with Rev. Sirius
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND REV. SIRIUS★
Website - LMHpub.com
Instagram - @thelaughingmanhousepub
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★
Website - www.queerolina.org
Facebook - Queerolina
Instagram - @queerolinaorg
BlueSky - queerolinaorg.bsky.social
★Summary★
In this conversation, Rev. Sirius — writer, publisher, drag king, and self-appointed
reverend of the horror church — sits down with the Queer Vision to talk about building
Laughing Man House Publishing, a queer-centered press dedicated to horror fiction, dark
fantasy, and tabletop RPGs. They discuss the intersection of storytelling and drag,
navigating community hardship with grace, and the philosophy of creating art without
breaking the bank. The conversation also touches on sustainability in drag and
publishing, the importance of supporting queer artists over AI generation, the power of
community and bartering, and what it means to keep showing up for your craft even when
life gets complicated.
★Keywords★
queer horror, publishing, drag kings, storytelling, tabletop RPGs, community,
sustainability, queer art, resilience, creativity, North Carolina, anti-AI,
independent publishing, drag performance
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By Queerolina★WHERE YOU CAN FIND REV. SIRIUS★
Website - LMHpub.com
Instagram - @thelaughingmanhousepub
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★
Website - www.queerolina.org
Facebook - Queerolina
Instagram - @queerolinaorg
BlueSky - queerolinaorg.bsky.social
★Summary★
In this conversation, Rev. Sirius — writer, publisher, drag king, and self-appointed
reverend of the horror church — sits down with the Queer Vision to talk about building
Laughing Man House Publishing, a queer-centered press dedicated to horror fiction, dark
fantasy, and tabletop RPGs. They discuss the intersection of storytelling and drag,
navigating community hardship with grace, and the philosophy of creating art without
breaking the bank. The conversation also touches on sustainability in drag and
publishing, the importance of supporting queer artists over AI generation, the power of
community and bartering, and what it means to keep showing up for your craft even when
life gets complicated.
★Keywords★
queer horror, publishing, drag kings, storytelling, tabletop RPGs, community,
sustainability, queer art, resilience, creativity, North Carolina, anti-AI,
independent publishing, drag performance