Sofia Ajram

@sofiaajram.bsky.social

Bram Stoker Award-winning writer. Metalsmith. Books: Coup de Grâce (Titan Books), Bury Your Gays: An Anthology of Tragic Queer Horror (Ghoulish) www.sofiaajram.com https://sofiaajram.substack.com

in which i talk about the psychological architecture of liminal spaces. figured out how to use substack and uploaded my essay on liminal space, existentialism, and depression there! (originally published in nightmare magazine)

On liminal space, existentialism, and depression. What is the psychological architecture of liminal spaces?Bild

in which i talk about the psychological architecture of liminal spaces. figured out how to use substack and uploaded my essay on liminal space, existentialism, and depression there! (originally published in nightmare magazine)

On liminal space, existentialism, and depression. What is the psychological architecture of liminal spaces?Bild

Saw Backrooms last night and I loved it! Tight script, gorgeous sets, and so fun. It's a beautiful direction for the genre and I'm already itching to see it again—it was such a visual feast! I can't wait to hear what others think.

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Really enjoyed Hokum! Solid scares, fun set. That said, what a rotten theatre experience. I had to ask a lady to put her phone away because she was thrashing through 50 apps every few minutes. If you cannot stay off your phone for 1h40m, your brain is fucking cooked. Stay home.

Just finished reading Yesteryear and fuck. Sometimes funny, but often incredibly dark story. Finishing it feels like when I first read Conner Habib’s Hawk Mountain. Both very good works worth reading.

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Peddling my wares in honour of Trans Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️ I’m the first trans man to ever win a Bram Stoker Award in Long Fiction for work mentioned here (Coup de Grâce). I’d love if you’d give it a read.

I am begging audiobook producers to add Author Acknowledgements to the end of audiobook recordings!! I just finished an audiobook that had interesting autobiographical context in the acknowledgements that I'd never known about if I hadn't gone hunting for it because it wasn't part of the recording.

instead of watching the new harry potter trailer, why not pick up some horror books by trans and nb writers for the trans rights readathon?? there are so many good options. For example, check out some of these writers:

You can read Bury Your Gays: An Anthology of Tragic Queer Horror (the anthology I edited with 16 stories by queer authors about queer characters experiencing ecstasy, heartache, and suffering) for FREE as part of Trans Rights Readathon!

Ghoulish Books@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...

A precise picture of what it felt like to grow up in the early 2000s & be enmeshed in a codependent friendship, using it as a conduit into queerness, and a perfect render of how it felt to be a gay trans man in the 00s w/o the language to express it Recommend if I Saw the TV Glow resonated with you

Idlewild by James Frankie Thomas

Today is my birthday! Big year for me, a scary year but a joyous one, too! You have my permission to eat sweet treats and dabble in HRT today (hey, trans rights readathon starts tomorrow, it’s only fair!)

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