On Cis People
& the labour of legibility
SISSY ANARCHY
SISSY ANARCHY is a multifaceted platform dedicated to exploring the intersection of trans and queer identities with anarchist philosophies, most recently featured at the 60th Venice Art Biennale 2024 and named the leading indie press in London by AnOther.
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In pursuit of ... gut feelings
A weekly audit of high theory, low-fat yoghurt, and the visceral struggle of being an artist.
this is just a study of a feeling that i don't think people get to express enough or have witnessed by other people, so i went for a walk and recorded it and it's fucking hard
to see how feelings slip into one another and how i really avoid looking at grief because this is the language of grief, just sounds escaping me...
the language of what is in the big drawer of my desk in my room
a video of me reading
SUBMIT NOW TO CROOKED: Open Call & Workshops
Calling all writers and artists! Submit your work and join our workshops in this new radical publication born in the dust and heat of North Queensland...
Get CROOKED: Submissions & Workshops Now Open
Calling all writers and artists! Submit your work and join our workshops in this new collaboration from Michael Smith and the minds behind SISSY ANARCHY. Read more…
A Geography of Salt and Grief
This is a meditation on the heavy horizontal life: a search for grace amidst the genocide of trans kin, the killing at the border, and the pixelated distance of a family’s grief.
Final Poem
between christmas & new year i like to imagine everyone else elsewhere/flatmates gone lovers folded into other bodies cities running on skeleton staff/the streets near my house emptied out like a ...
19 Notes on Therapy
On the spaces we inhabit, the work that shapes us, and the quiet negotiations between fear, attention, and the effort to remain present to ourselves.
Love Without Borders, Land Without Permission
A year-end meditation on landscapes that remember, love that refuses neutrality, and the practice of choosing alignment—with the earth, with each other, and with Palestine—over distance and denial.