Stranger Than Fanfiction by Chris Colfer (2017). London: ATOM.
Author: Wolfram-J VK
Book Review: A Separate Peace
A Separate Peace by John Knowles (1959). New York: Scribner.
Gig Review: Melt Vinyl – Culture Club
Written for Frooty Magazine, published 16 September 2019.
Book Review: Simon vs The Homo Sapiens Agenda
Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli (2015). London: Penguin Books.
Interview: Odyssey S
Written for Frooty Magazine, Issue #3, published 21 August 2019. And that’s it! You can connect with me on [Instagram], [Twitter], [Facebook], and [Tumblr]. If you like what you read here, or have some feedback for me, then hit that like button and leave a comment.
YEPCast: Three Queers Rambling
Heussler, Lianna. “Episode 5 – Fletcher And Wolfram – Three Queers Rambling (Mostly About Zines).” YEPCast, YEP Australia, 01 July 2019. Fletcher Quilty (GULP!) and I get on the YEPCast with Lianna Heussler to discuss zines as a gateway to indie publishing. We share insight into relationship-building within the zine community, Kim Wilkins’s theories of ‘sustained momentum’ and ‘writing resilience’,…
Article: From Camp to Community
Written for UQ Ally Network, originally published 28 June 2019. And that’s it. You can connect with me on [Instagram], [Twitter], [Facebook], and [Tumblr]. If you like what you read here, or have some feedback for me, then hit that like button and leave a comment.
Interview: Montaigne
Written for Frooty Magazine, Issue #1, published 24 May 2019. Thoughts & Thanks I want to thank head editor Jesse Chaffey for this gig. It was a privilege to talk with Montaigne and write the cover story for Frooty’s first issue, and it’s on him for lending that privilege to me. I could tell Jessica was anxious talking about herself,…
A State of Production
Hey, friends. It’s me. Ya boi. It’s been three months since I last posted here, but I feel the lapse’s been good for both my creative process and mental health. My presence on social media took a necessary nosedive after 2018, but following my Instagram will still give you little glimpses into my life. Festival of the Photocopier was phenomenal,…
