Joe and Microcosm's marketing director Elly now make the weekly People's Guide to Publishing People's Guide to Publishing podcast. Biel has also written a book about the topic, A People's Guide to Publishing. Biel wanted to share 25 years of experience and how Microcosm sold millions of books to leave a trail of bread crumbs for others to have similar success. In 2012, Microcosm founder and CEO Joe Biel started writing blog posts. Submissions should be 500-2,000 words as a rough guideline ! The theme for issue #17 is Controversies and the deadline is May 1, 2025. The theme for issue #16 is Emotions and the deadline is October 1, 2024. The theme for issue #15 is Creativity and the deadline is May 1, 2024. The deadline for issue #14 is Octoand the theme is Mutual Aid. Featuring advice and explanatory narrative about the neurodiverse experience for the less divergent, so we can be seen as real, whole people, if you are neurodiverse, you should contribute to the next issues! The theme for issue #13 is Animal Companions and the deadline is May 1, 2023. Queer punks were told that they would be accepted as soon as they acted like straight people. One reviewer for my book Good Trouble mentioned that she couldn't believe that I wasn't part of a radical zine community on the forefront of Autistic theory.so I decided to start one! The inspiration emerged from the homocore roots of punk and Don't Be Gay in the 1980s. Neurodivergent Pride: What Autistic Minds Can Teach Each Other and the World offers exposition on neurotypicals' neurophobia and the frequent claim that they are supportive of #ActuallyAutistic people.as long as we act like they do. Filled with personal descriptions of the complex layers in human interaction, mental health, trauma, and desire, the book combines gender studies with memoir to truly make the personal political. In a consent-based relationship, partners recognize one another's preferences and boundaries and discuss how those fit with our own. Their experiences lead to lessons of self-empowerment and communication tips for building healthy partnerships. Tackling topics like gender identity, sexual boundaries, power struggles, emotional dysfunction, and overcoming regret and resentment, the authors describe a journey towards a respectful social environment.
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In Consensuality, Helen Wildfell and her co-adventurers detail the process for creating or finding a healthy, successful relationship as well as common pitfalls and how to avoid them.
There are infinite possibilities in human relationships, but the fairytale ideal of companionship does not exist for most people. And that's why I am firmly convinced that all accidents in our world are not accidental.Consensuality: How to Love Other People without Losing Yourself It seems that every small detail is created with a specific purpose and necessarily carries some meaning. The versatility of our Universe, the variety of shapes and colors are fascinating. This is my attempt to portray how I see the beginning of the creation of the world.
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The highlight of my collection is the Microcosm series of paintings. I painted many pictures while I was by the river, which is why these pictures are so imbued with the spirit of harmony and tranquility. Fishing allows me to stop, reflect, and enjoy the moment. So in art, without fantasies and innovations, paintings may seem trivial, and without the use of artistic principles, they may not be well understood. Cooking is also great art, which, on the one hand, allows the culinary specialist to fantasize, and on the other hand, without adhering to certain principles, will not let him create his culinary masterpiece. Some of my main hobbies are fishing and cooking. I believe that the artist's hobbies help shape his work.
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Here I organized a creative union of professional artists of Ukraine. Here I have my own art gallery with a permanent exhibition of my work and temporary exhibitions of other artists. I love the people here, nature, atmosphere. More than 20 years ago I moved to live in Ukraine, Odesa, in a beautiful city by the sea. Paintings for me are my inspiration, where I draw my strength from, so art is as valuable to me as air. But life has taught me to be strong not only physically, but also spiritually. From the age of thirty, I traveled a lot around the world - from America to Asia, teaching martial arts. I was born in the territory of today's Germany, from an early age I lived and studied in Riga, Latvia, and showed interest in art and martial arts. For me, paintings are the best way to leave here the thoughts which I won't be able to express in words and to depict such feelings as admiration, anger, joy, or sadness that have accompanied me since childhood. For a long time, art has been a way of expressing people's thoughts and feelings.
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