Some queer messages belong in the group chat; Pansexual & Proud deserves actual postage. The Pansexual & Proud Postcard treats queer desire, kink and adult humor as part of the...
Have A Very Gay Day! is queer snail mail with absolutely no interest in blending into the recycling pile. The Have A Very Gay Day! Postcard makes Pride feel personal...
The Queen Is Here has entered the mailroom and requested better lighting immediately. The The Queen Is Here Postcard brings dressing-room wit, runway confidence and the sort of theatrical excess...
It's Not Easy Being A Queen has entered the mailroom and requested better lighting immediately. The It's Not Easy Being A Queen Postcard gives queer mail the energy of a...
Equality looks surprisingly good in postcard form. The Equality Postcard sits comfortably between protest art and personal correspondence, giving a serious idea enough personality to be kept rather than discarded....
The runway may end, but the stationery budget clearly does not. The Master's Degree In Fierce Postcard feels less like stationery and more like a tiny piece of backstage camp,...
The runway may end, but the stationery budget clearly does not. The Drag Family Postcard feels less like stationery and more like a tiny piece of backstage camp, ready for...
Pride works best when it sounds like an actual person rather than a brand campaign. The It's Ok To Be Gay Pride Postcard carries affirmation without drifting into bland motivational...
Self-definition deserves better stationery than a checkbox. The My Gender My Rules Postcard belongs to the queer tradition of naming yourself on your own terms and making that language visible...
Yasss Queen is what happens when snail mail develops stage presence. The Yasss Queen Postcard gives queer mail the energy of a lip sync reveal: unnecessary, perfectly timed and vastly...
Confidence is considerably easier to believe when it arrives in the mail. The Don't Let Anyone Stop You From Being Proud Postcard works because it sounds less like a corporate...
Self-definition deserves better stationery than a checkbox. The Respect People's Pronouns Please Postcard makes room for gender, pronouns and self-definition without translating them into something easier for strangers to categorize....