Writer of queer and trans books. Nonbinary transmasc. They / them
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ALT Collage with six photos. Top left photo is a swan on a lake with its wings opening. Top center is a silhouette of a dancer leaping over a lake at sunset. Top right is a masc dancer in a dimly lit room in a lunge with one arm reaching back. Bottom left is a row of dancers wearing white tutus and point shoes in the tendu position. Bottom middle is two swans on a lake with their necks making a heart shape. Bottom right is a close up shot of a pair of pink ballet slippers.
ALT Mood board. Center reads: A Thousand Shifting Faces. Top left: the hilt of a sword in the snow. Top middle: glow worms in a cave. Top right: the top of a mountain, grey with mist surrounding it. Middle left: pink and blue swirls of energy. Middle right: sunset over a landscape with the silhouttes of two people. Bottom left: a dragon with wings unfurled. Bottom middle: a pathway through a dark forest. Bottom right: a person from the back wearing a cloak with their sword drawn.
ALT A cyan background with large orange text reading “Keep Gaza connected.” In the corner is a wifi symbol with a heart and the link http://bit.ly/eSimsRUs. In another corner is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern).
ALT Mood board. Center reads: A Thousand Shifting Faces. Top left: the hilt of a sword in the snow. Top middle: glow worms in a cave. Top right: the top of a mountain, grey with mist surrounding it. Middle left: pink and blue swirls of energy. Middle right: sunset over a landscape with the silhouttes of two people. Bottom left: a dragon with wings unfurled. Bottom middle: a pathway through a dark forest. Bottom right: a person from the back wearing a cloak with their sword drawn.
ALT A graphic decorated with a large black dandelion seed head with an glowing firefly perched on top. There are a few little orange circles splattered across with a sunset gradient in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern). bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT An orange background with large green text reading “Keep Gaza connected.” In the corner is a wifi symbol with a heart and the link http://bit.ly/eSimsRUs. In another corner is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern).
ALT A black graphic decorated with a large white dandelion seed and dozens of little orange circles splattered across with white stars in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern), with an glowing firefly perched on top. The firefly has a beeline that connects to the lower right text with an arrow: bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A graphic decorated with a large black dandelion seed head with a bumblebee perched on top. There are a few little orange circles splattered across with a cloudy sunset gradient in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern). A beeline traces from the bee to point at the link bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A graphic decorated with a large black dandelion seed head with an glowing firefly perched on top. There are a few little orange circles splattered across with a sunset gradient in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern). bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A black graphic decorated with a large white dandelion seed and dozens of little orange circles splattered across with white stars in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern), with an glowing firefly perched on top. The firefly has a beeline that connects to the lower right text with an arrow: bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A black graphic decorated with a large white dandelion seed and dozens of little orange circles splattered across with white stars in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern), with an glowing firefly perched on top. The firefly has a beeline that connects to the lower right text with an arrow: bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A graphic decorated with a large dandelion. There are a few dozen little orange circles splattered across with a cloudy orange gradient in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern, with a bumblebee sitting on it). A beeline traces from the bee to point at the link bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A graphic decorated with a large black dandelion seed head with an glowing firefly perched on top. There are a few little orange circles splattered across with a sunset gradient in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern). bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A black graphic decorated with a large white dandelion seed and dozens of little orange circles splattered across with white stars in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern), with an glowing firefly perched on top. The firefly has a beeline that connects to the lower right text with an arrow: bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A black graphic decorated with a large white dandelion seed and dozens of little orange circles splattered across with white stars in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern), with an glowing firefly perched on top. The firefly has a beeline that connects to the lower right text with an arrow: bit.ly/eSimsRUs
ALT A cyan background with large orange text reading “Keep Gaza connected.” In the corner is a wifi symbol with a heart and the link http://bit.ly/eSimsRUs. In another corner is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern).
ALT A black graphic decorated with a large white dandelion seed and dozens of little orange circles splattered across with white stars in the background. Heading: Keep Gaza connected! Text: The Crips for eSIMs team sends eSIMs to Gaza and keeps them topped up. Just $5 helps someone in Gaza—a doctor, student, journalist, or anyone else who needs internet—stay connected to the world for a month. In the bottom left is the Crips for eSIMs for Gaza logo (an orange SIM card with the micro-SIM decorated with a green kuffiyeh pattern), with an glowing firefly perched on top. The firefly has a beeline that connects to the lower right text with an arrow: bit.ly/eSimsRUs