I’ve been thinking a lot about how many of my plays have poems in them. A lot of those plays haven’t been produced so I want to slowly start to pull them out of the plays and share them a different way. Both of these are in a play of mine called Baby, Bye. Us, […]
Author: Rachel Lynett
lifetimes.
Originally I was going to write a blog post about this: In my newsletter, I mentioned that I no longer feel safe in the US because while I’m not trans, I am trans-adjacent and shit is looking real bad. I thought that was a pretty basic thought but I had two different cis people tell […]
Don’t want beef with you, I do not have the energy
Woof. Did February steamroll over anyone else? This month felt a bit like an avalanche. Between everything happening on the federal level which continues to look more and more like technocracy (I learned the meaning of that word this month. I hate that I learned the meaning of that word this month), my job has […]
I was looking at the stars, you were looking at me
I think about this quote every day: “This is what happens when you have an artist temperament but you are not an artist.” It’s from Mad Men. And it’s a moment that’s been burned in my brain since I saw it years ago. What’s it mean to be an artist who isn’t successful? You’re still […]
oranges
(Quick note: Blogs that are posted on or right before the new moon will be about happenings, life, random thoughts. Other blog posts will include fiction and essays. Working on categorizing that so it’s easy to shift through) Rafferty and I wrote a book together of short fiction. You can purchase the book here. For […]