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The TEA Party is over

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The second anniversary celebration comes to an end. Here’s the roundup of posts from the Tiny Elf Arcanist Party.

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The TEA PArty is over

June is over, and with the end of the month comes the end of the TEA Party. I commited to and wrote four new pieces of The Woke Agenda (three of them for Pride Month) and we had a total of eight guest posts (five of them queer too!). I’m exhausted but happy to have so much quality content, and thankful to all the participants for sharing their stories and worlds. If you missed any post of the celebration, here’s your chance to catch up:

I Wrote it For Me: On Art, Queerness and Self Portraits. By Carolina Cruz.
“I Wrote It For Me: On Art, Queerness, and Self-Portraits” by Carolina Cruz
The Woke Agenda. Why we use the word "queer".
Why we use the word “Queer”
Why I prefer Queer Fantasy. By Tessa Hastjarjanto.
“Why I prefer Queer Fantasy” by Tessa Hastjarjanto
Be a Little Bit Keatsian. By Rance D. Denton.
“Be a Little Bit Keatsian—Without Dying so Early” by Rance D. Denton
The Woke Agenda. The Problem with AI Art.
The Problem with AI Art
Sex and Gender in The Cruel Gods. By Trudie Skies.
“Sex and Gender in The Cruel Gods” by Trudie Skies
We Happy Few: Adapting Shakespeare's Henry V into an Epic Fantasy. By David Hopkins.
“We Happy Few: Adapting Henry V into an Epic Fantasy” by David Hopkins
The Woke Agenda. How to be an ally.
How to be a Queer Ally
A "non-Earthlike world" in fantasy. By J. Patricia Anderson.
“A non-Earthlike world in Fantasy” by Patricia J. Anderson
The Queer Heart of Body Horror. By Steve Hugh Westenra.
“The Queer Heart of Body Horror” by Steve Hugh Westenra
The Woke Agenda. Gender euphoria.
Gender Euphoria is for Everyone
We're Surrounded by Narratives of Queer Joy. By Al Hess.
“We’re Surrounded by Queer Joy” by Al Hess

Last year, after the anniversary celebrations, I got brutal burnout and didn’t post for three months and could barely open a book. I did not share reviews during this month, but I have been reading, so you should be expecting my Q2 update soon with an April-June recap, along with future plans for the blog.

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