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Episode Nine: Glorious Defiance: Work by Disabled Lesbians
To celebrate both the release of "Sinister Wisdom 125: Glorious Defiance, work by Disabled Lesbians" and disability pride month, Sinister Wisdom staff sat down with two artists featured in Sinister Wisdom 125. Listen to Allison "Bird" Treacy and Chatham Greenfield talk about the importance of disabled lesbian literary spaces, IBS, and their creative processes!
Allison Bird Treacy is a poet and literary critic whose writing grapples with issues of disabled embodiment and history, ecology, and the entanglement of both in myth and faith. Based in thePioneer Valley in Massachusetts, Bird’s work has appeared in or is forthcoming from Cider Press Review, Pilgrimage, Room, and Pleiades, among others. She is the recipient of a full scholarship to the Juniper Institute and a Pushcart nomination, and she is an alumna of Home School Hudson. Bird lives with her wife, too many cats, and even more kitchen projects. https://abirdwrites.wordpress.com/ Follow @ABird_Tweets on Twitter!
Chatham Greenfield is a writer and editor, a former Sinister Wisdom intern and current lesbian. They’re a born and bred Floridian now living in New York with their butch best friend.They’re always looking for new platforms to share their writing centering around disability, lesbianism, fat identity, generational trauma, nongenerational trauma, pop culture, and romance. Feel free to follow them on Twitter @disabledlesbian or send them an email at [email protected].
View the issue that inspired this episode of Spoken Violets: https://www.sinisterwisdom.org/sw125
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To celebrate both the release of "Sinister Wisdom 125: Glorious Defiance, work by Disabled Lesbians" and disability pride month, Sinister Wisdom staff sat down with two artists featured in Sinister Wisdom 125. Listen to Allison "Bird" Treacy and Chatham Greenfield talk about the importance of disabled lesbian literary spaces, IBS, and their creative processes!
Allison Bird Treacy is a poet and literary critic whose writing grapples with issues of disabled embodiment and history, ecology, and the entanglement of both in myth and faith. Based in thePioneer Valley in Massachusetts, Bird’s work has appeared in or is forthcoming from Cider Press Review, Pilgrimage, Room, and Pleiades, among others. She is the recipient of a full scholarship to the Juniper Institute and a Pushcart nomination, and she is an alumna of Home School Hudson. Bird lives with her wife, too many cats, and even more kitchen projects. https://abirdwrites.wordpress.com/ Follow @ABird_Tweets on Twitter!
Chatham Greenfield is a writer and editor, a former Sinister Wisdom intern and current lesbian. They’re a born and bred Floridian now living in New York with their butch best friend.They’re always looking for new platforms to share their writing centering around disability, lesbianism, fat identity, generational trauma, nongenerational trauma, pop culture, and romance. Feel free to follow them on Twitter @disabledlesbian or send them an email at [email protected].
View the issue that inspired this episode of Spoken Violets: https://www.sinisterwisdom.org/sw125
https://www.sinisterwisdom.org/
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Sinister_Wisdom
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/SinisterWisdom
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sinister_wisdom
Subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the loop on all the fun! Also, see lesbian community events at sinisterwisdom.org/events