Other Weapons is a site for amassing and proliferating knowledge, stories, positions, and poetry. We aim to experiment with sex workers and our accomplices.
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🐍🖤OPEN CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS🖤🐍
OW Publishing is seeking to publish experiences of sex work that highlight the proximity to criminal and criminalized existence, and how this position can be a site of knowledge, resistance, and solidarity.
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"More cops do not make us feel safer. We need to divest from the police and reinvest resources in community-based safety solutions like we at the Massage Parlor Outreach Project are working toward."
-@emikoyama of the Massage Parlor Outreach Project
⚙️Happy Valentine’s Day to our fellow lovers and workers ⚙️
It’s a perfect day to read another one of our favorites from the OW archive: “<3 of a Heartless World” by Maya Andrea Gonzalez and Cassandra Troyan
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"Treatbaby’s poems ... risk a different type of freedom: one where you quit your job, refuse self-hood through illegible practices of identity formation, and submit to gender as a site to scam in the service of embodiment, pleasure..."
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send us your musings, your poems, your songs, your essays, your collages, your sci fi, your proposals, your rants, your manifestos.
rolling submissions, we read them at the end of the month. open to pitches, drafts, or completed work 🖤
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Open to any medium, format, or genre. What matters most is the content & the urgency of the ideas in the work.
To get a sense of what we are excited about, review our archive to see titles we feel address our pressing demands & otherwise overlooked positions in sex work politics
We are interested in work that refuses narratives of “innocence” often necessary to make us relatable, or our deaths worth counting or accounting for.
“How do we use our bodies, each other, animals, objects in the world, without making claims of possession over them? How do we take our refusal so seriously that we do not return to business as usual — ever?” from “The Tricking Hour” by Irene Silt
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download & read for free on the OW archive or order a copy from @tripwirejournal tripwirejournal.com/tripwire…
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One year closer to 2026, let's make this future a reality🔥🖤✨
OWTV is now up on our site! ft the launch of Other Weapons Distro and reading celebrating the release of Nora Treatbaby's "Hope Is Weird"
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"Hello Earth / I hate my boss. He is nice/ enough but he doesn't/ know we are trading/ each other piece by piece so that/ the conditions in which love/ is possible live elsewhere” — from “Hope Is Weird” by Nora Treatbaby
Historically, a clandestine prostitute was one who refused to work within the confines of the law, or limited how her body was subjugated by it. Embracing the clandestine is to nurture resistance and more expansive forms of solidarity with people in the criminal underclass today.
The year is 2026.
This is not a post-insurrectionary communiqué. This is a future with a revolutionary horizon beyond the violent contradictions of a world we wish to leave behind.
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