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Put a personal ad in the upcoming issue of Trans Sisters Forever. Ads can be sexually explicit, but are not required to be romantic/sexual. But this should be a PERSONAL ad. If you want to advertise your business, contact us at common.sense.trans.book@gmail.com.
Ads should be no more than 100 words. Describe who you are and what you are looking for. No specific format is required. Include a location if you want anything in-person. Include a phone number or email address for contact. Contact information will NOT be printed in TSF. The form will ask you for a name (which is for our records and will NOT be printed). If you’d like a name printed, include it in the message.
Responses to any personal ads will cost five dollars, and the first message will be filtered through the TSF team. This will provide a minor barrier against harassment or doxxing, but still, be careful sharing personal info.
If you are a TSF contributor (meaning, we select your piece), you can print a personal ad for free (totally optional! Only if you want to!). We’ll be in touch after we select submissions.
Anyone can place or respond to a personal. You aren’t required to be transfem.
The premier journal of trans feminism, available now!
Featuring poetry, short stories, essays, and art, Trans Sisters Forever is where trans feminism is hip and happening. This issue featured excellent work by Zoe Lorenz, Leah Long, Sara Moiseff, Samantha Joan Higgins, and more.
Full contents:
From "Spell of the Vampire" by Rochel Goldman"Feet" by Bianca Hotot"tell me again" by June Davis West"If Only" by Eve King"The bimbofication of christ" by fran"the ritual and the curse" by juliette"Body in the sheets" by Samar Olea"The God of Binaries" by Jane Is Not Acoustic"Sunder the apple tree" by Esme van Munster"The Silent Killer" by Sonnie Solace"Lesbian With a Teal Rose" by opabinia“Rot” by Madeline Vivianne"Hard Limits" by Anastasia Fletcher"Cyanotypes" by Dylan Zoé"Are you willing?" by Leah Long"Naming Cis Feminism" by Constance Maguire"Small Girl, Big Shirt: Thoughts on the shared burden of fatphobia on the feminized body" by Agatha Wren"Intimate Battlegrounds" by Zoe Lorenz"Riding the Next Wave: Towards a Transfeminist Anthropology" by Samantha Joan Higgins"Monsters don't speak; they roar" by Sara Moiseff
The premier journal of trans feminism, available now for preorder!
Featuring poetry, short stories, essays, and art, Trans Sisters Forever is where trans feminism is hip and happening. This issue featured excellent work by Zoe Lorenz, Leah Long, Sara Moiseff, Samantha Joan Higgins, and more.
This is a physical copy. All preorders have shipped.
Full contents:
From "Spell of the Vampire" by Rochel Goldman"Feet" by Bianca Hotot"tell me again" by June Davis West"If Only" by Eve King"The bimbofication of christ" by fran"the ritual and the curse" by juliette"Body in the sheets" by Samar Olea"The God of Binaries" by Jane Is Not Acoustic"Sunder the apple tree" by Esme van Munster"The Silent Killer" by Sonnie Solace"Lesbian With a Teal Rose" by opabinia"Hard Limits" by Anastasia Fletcher"Cyanotypes" by Dylan Zoé"Are you willing?" by Leah Long"Naming Cis Feminism" by Constance Maguire"Small Girl, Big Shirt: Thoughts on the shared burden of fatphobia on the feminized body" by Agatha Wren"Intimate Battlegrounds" by Zoe Lorenz"Riding the Next Wave: Towards a Transfeminist Anthropology" by Samantha Joan Higgins"Monsters don't speak; they roar" by Sara Moiseff
Feminism cannot succeed in its project of liberating women if it does not fight for trans women. Trans women are oppressed by the same misogynistic forces that oppress all other women; to refuse to challenge that misogyny is to allow it to fester. The day that feminism calls trans women "male" and refuses to fight for them is the day that feminism gives up its ability to win.
A trans-feminist zine. Digital copy.
Feminism cannot succeed in its project of liberating women if it does not fight for trans women. Trans women are oppressed by the same misogynistic forces that oppress all other women; to refuse to challenge that misogyny is to allow it to fester. The day that feminism calls trans women "male" and refuses to fight for them is the day that feminism gives up its ability to win.
A trans-feminist zine.
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