Trans_: An Anthology of Trans People & the Internet
summary
Project is explicitly a first anthology called Trans_: An Anthology of Trans People and the Internet edited by Mitch and Harlan Kellaway with Nina Malaya joining as co-editor; call for proposals yields roughly 100 first-round submissions and about accepted 70 writers, with a second round open (due December 1) and essays due January 1 at ~500–2500 words. Timeline targets 1.5–2 years to publication, plans for a crowdfunder, paying contributors, using print‑on‑demand distribution, and addressing gaps in gender, race and offline access.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:37Internet matters to trans
- 8:01Internet shapes trans lives
- 11:54Collecting stories
- 16:30Self-publishing power
- 17:58Future hopes
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