Author Tris Husband joins Soph and Moth for a discussion about the concept of dyke as a gender. The three authors dive into lesbian history with an eye for the intersections, like being trans and neurodivergence. 

My Gender is Dyke

Stone Butch Blues

As a queer autistic person, how do you express your love to others? In this episode Soph and Moth apply a neuroqueer lens to nonverbal and verbal ways that a person might show love. Your hosts explore the problematic origin of love languages and then give them a very gay twist.

The stages of life and what it means to be human have long been defined by cis het norms around reproduction and a biological family. What could it mean to queer the life stages, especially in light of how some queer and autistic people have major realizations about who they are far into adulthood.

In their 40s, both Soph (she/her) and Moth (they/them) discovered their autism and queerness. Join these writers of indie trans lit and lovers of big talk in this debut episode as they journey through queerness, autism, and sexuality.