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Sassafras Lowrey is an author and journalist, known for hir books about dogs.[2] Ze came out as genderqueer at 17, in the early 2000s.[1] At that time ze was homeless "because of my first journalling attempts being discovered and outing me".[3] Ze found a support community at the local queer youth center in Portland.[4]
As a fiction author one of my main goals is to create queer stories for queer readers. For me this means writing a diverse representation of genderqueer/trans characters on the page. The characters in my novels unapologetically use a variety of pronouns. I’m equally committed to normalizing the presence of non-binary characters as I am to non-binary language in literature.[1]
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I think the best pieces of advice I can give to young/upcoming queer writers is to follow your heart and your gut and tell the stories that need telling, and the ones that maybe only you can tell. I think that as queer writers it’s really important that we take risks with our work.[5]
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