perry m

@meatpunkperry.bsky.social

terrible transfag; deep in the new flesh. denver. my debut novella THE FLESH INHERENT is out now with ghoulish books.

haven't been on this site in probably a year BUT: my book and several others that I really love are currently available for free, and you should pick them up for all your trans reading needs

GHOULISH BOOKS WILL KILL YOUR PARENTS@ghoulish.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Hey horror fans, do you need some extra reading material for this year's #TransRightsReadathon? We got you covered! Here are some free eBooks written & edited by trans authors & published by Ghoulish Books. Please share! buttondown.com/ghoulish/arc...

Barely a vaguepost because this happens constantly but I just don't feel like you can put out a submission call for "extreme horror" specifically and then list a bunch of things you don't want in it that you find too far. especially if those things are frequent in the genre

You don’t have to take HRT or get surgeries to be trans, but remember that the anti-trans movement is moving mountains to try and prevent your access to those things—pursuing medical transition in one form or another is a subversive act, not a conformist one.

we've been working on this fish tank for a couple months now and it's reached the point where i've just mail-ordered some snails to kill the current, more annoying snails that I hate

people love to say that they're fine with trans people, they're just "not sure about the sports thing", except as soon as you dig into that they'll start talking about "biological males"

David Lynch: "Most films reflect the world, and the world is violent and in a lot of trouble. It’s not the other way around. The films don’t make a peaceful world violent—the violent world made the films."

read the attack helicopter story again this morning on a whim. still runs laps around every other short story/author in those spaces. do you ever think about how every single person responsible for that is still getting successful book deals/blurbs/etc

will never stop thinking about how the day after the election my cis coworker, who I had very intentionally not come out to, publicly informed me that she was so sorry it was about to get bad for trans people and it must be so hard for me, in a workplace where I've purposefully never said i'm trans

I think a lot of (cis) people simply do not understand that being trans isn’t just a sex thing. The idea that one might transition to be happy (and not purely for sexual gratification) legitimately doesn’t occur to them.