Tell your story, because you are Living History

What is Queerstory?

Queerstory is a platform for creative works from the LGBTQIA+ community under House of Hues.

If you are a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, we want to hear your story! This space is being curated specifically to uplift the voices of our community, and provide a safe way to share in creative expression. In the ever-shifting landscape of the Age of Information, we want to empower queer people to document their lived experiences on their own terms, with their own words. Queerstory is here to help you reach others in the community and share the unique experiences our community faces through artistic expression.

We are currently collecting all types of submissions from queer creatives. This can be all sorts of work — from poetry, to dance, to sculpture, to personal essays, to fashion design, and more. They sky is the limit! 

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F. A. Q.

Does Queerstory receive rights to my creative work when I submit it?

Nope! Your creative work is always yours. You may choose to post it, edit it, publish it wherever else you wish. Submitting your work to Queerstory simply gives us permission to share it in whole or in part as an element of the collection that is Queerstory.

What if I am not out? Can I remain anonymous?

Yes. If you would like to share your work to be posted as part of Queerstory, you can offer a pen name when submitting your work to us. That way if you ever submit more than one project to Queerstory, readers can find all works created by the same artist in the future. But you don't need to reveal any personal information that you don't wish to share.

What is the deadline?

There is no deadline. Submissions will remain open indefinitely. We will post works in bulk as they are collected, in Volumes. So you might miss out on being in a certain Volume, but your work would just end up being published in the next one!

How many pieces can I submit?

As many as you wish! If you get really excited and decide to submit 20 things at once, we might save a few for being published at a later date. But we will be in communication about that if that is the case.

What should I say in my bio?

You can say whatever you are comfortable saying that you want folks to know when they view your work. For example, you could mention how many years you have been spent writing, what inspires you to paint, links to your portfolio or patreon, or just tell us what your favorite color is. It's really up to you!

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