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Steve
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SteveKLord@slrpnk.netJoined: 2022-05-02 |
Call for Submissions What Blooms in Darkness: A Lunarpunk Anthology Edited by Justine Norton-Kertson This anthology asks what becomes possible when people and communities are freed from the demand to remain constantly visible. What grows beyond surveillance? What knowledge survives underground? What relationships become possible in the quiet hours? What cultures flourish outside institutions that would exploit, suppress, assimilate, or erase them? What might the night teach us about building futures rooted in care, interdependence, ecological belonging, and liberation? We’re looking for stories that approach darkness in ways that shatter the stereotype of darkness as a source of fear or adversity. Darkness might contain danger, grief, uncertainty, or conflict, but it can also be a habitat, a refuge, a commons, a place of healing and comfort, or the beginning of something new and exciting. |
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foxymochakitten
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foxymochakitten@slrpnk.net Joined: 2025-05-22 |
Oooo!! Thank you for sharing, this is right up my alley :D |
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Steve
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SteveKLord@slrpnk.netJoined: 2022-05-02 |
Oooo!! Thank you for sharing, this is right up my alley :D
No problem! I'm really glad to hear that! I was hoping some people on Lemmy would be interested such a great project so that's gratifying to hear. I'm definitely looking forward to reading it and hopefully your contribution. |
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umbra
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umbra@slrpnk.net Joined: 2025-11-16 |
I was born for this (Except I'm not a writer but i might try for fun) |
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