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Queerness Is Not a Fandom
It’s normal to look for people who share your interest in pop culture. But what happens when devotion to corporate-owned IP becomes an integral part of your identity? What happens when you only know how to be queer through fandom?
The world’s greatest writer June Martin joins us to talk about how fandom has become synonymous with queerness, and why that’s a problem. We talk about how intellectual property laws and commerce create strange hierarchies between content creator and audience, and why queer kids need to move beyond fandom and engage with challenging queer art.
Links:
June Martin on Gumroad
June’s website
Wattpad Storytelling App Sold for $600 million to South Korean Firm Naver
Marvel Entertainment’s Billionaire Chairman Is Donating Big Bucks to Trump
Open Secrets’ page on Walt Disney Co’s political donations
Reagan’s press secretary laughs about gay people dying of AIDS
A Quiet Confidence: New York Master Photographer John Dugdale
About Rite Gud: R.S. Benedict is an author, appearing in Fantasy and Science Fiction and Gardner Dozois’ The Very Best of the Best: 35 Years of The Year’s Best Science Fiction. Matt Keeley, founder of Kittysneezes, is producing Rite Gud for KS Media, LLC. Rite Gud is a Kittysneezes production. If you have questions, comments and concerns, email ritegud – at – kittysneezes – dot – com. Rite Gud is also on Patreon, at patreon.com/ritegud. Patrons receive access to the official Kittysneezes Discord, exclusive episodes, critiques and more.
The Rite Gud theme is by Surgeryhead. Follow them on Twitter, YouTube and Soundcloud.
Rite Gud is supported by readers like you. If you enjoy what you’ve read here, please consider supporting Rite Gud on Patreon, or via the Kittysneezes Boutique.
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It’s normal to look for people who share your interest in pop culture. But what happens when devotion to corporate-owned IP becomes an integral part of your identity? What happens when you only know how to be queer through fandom?
The world’s greatest writer June Martin joins us to talk about how fandom has become synonymous with queerness, and why that’s a problem. We talk about how intellectual property laws and commerce create strange hierarchies between content creator and audience, and why queer kids need to move beyond fandom and engage with challenging queer art.
Links:
June Martin on Gumroad
June’s website
Wattpad Storytelling App Sold for $600 million to South Korean Firm Naver
Marvel Entertainment’s Billionaire Chairman Is Donating Big Bucks to Trump
Open Secrets’ page on Walt Disney Co’s political donations
Reagan’s press secretary laughs about gay people dying of AIDS
A Quiet Confidence: New York Master Photographer John Dugdale
About Rite Gud: R.S. Benedict is an author, appearing in Fantasy and Science Fiction and Gardner Dozois’ The Very Best of the Best: 35 Years of The Year’s Best Science Fiction. Matt Keeley, founder of Kittysneezes, is producing Rite Gud for KS Media, LLC. Rite Gud is a Kittysneezes production. If you have questions, comments and concerns, email ritegud – at – kittysneezes – dot – com. Rite Gud is also on Patreon, at patreon.com/ritegud. Patrons receive access to the official Kittysneezes Discord, exclusive episodes, critiques and more.
The Rite Gud theme is by Surgeryhead. Follow them on Twitter, YouTube and Soundcloud.
Rite Gud is supported by readers like you. If you enjoy what you’ve read here, please consider supporting Rite Gud on Patreon, or via the Kittysneezes Boutique.
The post Queerness Is Not a Fandom by Matt Keeley appeared first on Kittysneezes.