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Galveston, Texas
1899
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Walter Crane, illustrations for Floraās Feast: A Masque of Flowers (1889).
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me, banging on matt mercerās door at 2am: where are allura and kima, matthew??? where are my mothers??? are they happy??? are they engaged???? married??? have they been keeping in contact with the awful band of adventuring kids that they accidentally adopted together??
I have a really beautiful thing to share with you today! Not only will I have an article in the summer 2017 issue of FAERIE MAGAZINE (this one about four mythical beings from Hindu and Buddhist lore), but I actually got to model as a mermaid for Alice Hoffmanās latest story!!!!! Iām over the moon. And Steve Parke, who did the photo shoot, used to be Princeās photographer. Yes, that Prince of all things purple. I canāt wait, and hereās a sneak peek! (Youāll be able to get the paper and/or PDF version in June.)
This means so much to me, as someone who in her teens used to think she was ugly and worthless. If youāve read either my essay on the topic or my story āKrishna Blueā in KALEIDOSCOPE, you might understand. (The bullying in āKrishna Blueā was taken from my own lifeāthough sadly I didnāt get to eat colors as a result. That would have been fabulous.) You should definitely know by now, though, how much true inclusivity means to me, and FAERIE has been working very hard to make that part of its foundationāmagic is for everyone. So to get to represent that on the page both in word and image ⦠my heart is overflowing.