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A writer’s life: selection, rejection

Posted on March 16, 2011 by Kyle

Tuesday was a highly condensed bag of success and failure as far as my writing career goes.  Good news first, I wrote an article on Genderqueer Identity for Butch Lab, Sinclair Sexsmith’s transmasculine community project.  It was posted on Tuesday … Continue reading →

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Butch Lab Symposium #2: Butch Stereotypes, Cliches and Misconceptions

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Kyle

Butch Lab Symposium #2, March 2011: Butch Stereotypes, Cliches, and Misconceptions: What do people think “butch” means? What are the stereotypes around being butch? What do people assume is true about you [or the masculine of center folks in your life], but … Continue reading →

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ButchLab Symposium #2, deadline is March 1st

Posted on February 26, 2011 by Kyle

I’m working on mine right now — yeah, I’m working right up against the deadline — and wanted to help get the word out to others who might want to participate.  Here’s the topic: Symposium #2, March 2011: Butch Stereotypes, Cliches, … Continue reading →

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Today’s ButchLab Mini-Interview .. featuring Me

Posted on January 14, 2011 by Kyle

I’m proud and happy to be today’s mini-interview subject on ButchLab.  ButchLab is a new site dedicated to exploring topics around butch and masculine-of-center identity.  My interview joins a collection that includes friends and role-models,  Joe LeBlanc and S. Bear Bergman. … Continue reading →

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