Painted Shuet

Debating getting a video editor for my speedpaints so that at least they’re kinda nice/entertaining even if I’m still learning and developing my style. Because let’s face it, you can only develop skills in a few things at once and rn I’m focused on writing and drawing, so I really don’t have the energy or time to get good at it. And it’s kinda crucial that they are good too.

Are you queer af?

Do you write?

Are you, have you ever, or do you plan on participating in NaNoWriMo?

Then perhaps this is the server for you! As of now, we’re very small, but I’m hoping to make it an active, fun place, where queer writers of all genres can talk about, plan for, and participate in NaNoWriMo together!

Come join us!

Sincerely,

The Queerlings

the fifty new ideas that pop into my hell brain at once:

Check out all guest authored articles here!

At this time, Making Queer History will be paying guest authors 50 CAD to write an article for the website. We pay using PayPal, so you must have a Paypal account.

We will also link to any social media account on the byline and all social media. We will use your name (does not have to be your legal or birth name) when citing the author. If you do not want your name or social media accounts linked, we are more than happy to accommodate.

Submit an article using the form on our site. For your submission, we ask for:

The opening paragraph, including a brief summary of what you are writing about and some preliminary information regarding where you plan to go with the article. This must be between 100-500 words.

All writers must be queer; we want to hire queer artists exclusively. If you are an ally, this opportunity is not for you.

If you’re chosen as a Guest Author, that’s great! Here is what to expect:

We will need a method to communicate with you as you write your article. While we give you a lot of creative control, we do want a bit of control over the completed content, so be open to edits and critiques. We want to produce the best possible content for our audience, and we’re sure you want to produce the best content to represent yourself.

Source your article.

Finished articles should be over 1500 words and follow the basic template of our previous articles. Remember to add a quote if you can find one.

Include a picture for your article that is in the public domain.

Are you queer af?

Do you write?

Are you, have you ever, or do you plan on participating in NaNoWriMo?

Then perhaps this is the server for you! As of now, we’re very small, but I’m hoping to make it an active, fun place, where queer writers of all genres can talk about, plan for, and participate in NaNoWriMo together!

Come join us!

Sincerely,

The Queerlings